read the document that is in the link and mention data relevant to the usefulness of dental radiology, precautions and safety in handling the equipment, positioning: https://todaysveterinarynurse.com/dentistry/veterianry-dental-radiology-positioning/

A Formally Trained Dental Assistant may perform the following procedures under the appropriate supervision: Place and remove wedges Administer local anesthesia Apply and adjust dental sealants Review medical and dental history A, C and D A dental assistant works for Dr. X.  A dental hygienist who works for Dr. X asks the dental assistant to obtain a cartridge of local anesthetic so she can administer it to a patient. What should the dental assistant note before complying with the dental hygienist’s request? Check the expiration date of the local anesthetic cartridge, then deliver it. Check for medical alerts. A licensee recently was placed on court-ordered probation. Does the licensee have to report this to the Board? No, because it was handled by the Court and once s/he fulfills the terms of the probation the matter will be dismissed. No, because s/he is being monitored by the Court and knows if s/he violates her probation s/he will be sent…

read the two articles that are in the following links and mention data relevant to the usefulness of dental radiology, precautions and safety in handling the equipment, positioning, differences and congruences between the approaches made by one article and another on a particular subtopic (if there are differences and/or congruences): 1. https://todaysveterinarynurse.com/dentistry/veterianry-dental-radiology-positioning/ 2. https://www.dvm360.com/view/tips-for-mastering-veterinary-dental-radiography

A Certified Dental Assistant may perform the following procedures under the appropriate supervision: a. Take radiographs, but not interpret radiographs b. Take and record vital signs c. Perform and record charting of the oral cavity d. Use diagnostic and periodontic non-cutting lasers e. A and B f. All of the above

The nurse is caring for a client who had head and neck surgery. Which complication will the nurse try to prevent by positioning the client's head in functional alignment after surgery? Cervical trauma Laryngeal spasm Laryngeal edema. Wound dehiscence