An act of omission is a form of malpractice in which the practitioner commits an act that causes harm or injury to the patient.  An act of commission is a form of malpractice in which the practitioner fails to act properly to prevent harm.

Which type of supervision requires prior diagnosis of the patient’s condition, authorization of a procedure by a dentist, and the presence of a supervising dentist on the premise?

All of the following aspects of malpractice must be proven for the patient to initiate a lawsuit except one.  Which one is the exception?

The legislative purpose of Chapter 466 Florida Statutes, the law that governs the practice of dentistry, is to:

After an emergency visit to the dental office where a patient of record was seen by the dental hygienist, the patient must be seen by the dentist in how many days?

What is unique about the amino acids tryptophan and tyrosine?

Which of the following describes how protein chaperones function?

How does collagen change as organisms age?

What is the name of the pictured functional group?

Which of the following is NOT an omega-3 fatty acid?