The procedure performed for definitive treatment rather than for diagnostic or exploratory purposes, or the procedure performed to resolve a complication, is known as the ______________________________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
principal procedure
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Which of the following statements regarding dental x-ray machine output consistency testing is
correct? a. It should be performed by a qualified expert only. b. Multiple images that are identical in density and contrast indicate a failed test. c. Each test film should be processed immediately after exposure. d. It uses a step wedge.
Which of the following is true concerning changes in concentration of substances in the body?
A. Changes, whether up or down, are permanent. B. An elevation in glucose levels will stimulate the release of insulin. C. The balance between the concentrations is referred to as hemostasis. D. Electrolytes have little importance in the acid-base balance in the body.