1.What factor should be considered first before introducing and explaining SDD Qnaire?

2. A 15-year-old client arrives 10 minutes late with her mother for her 1-hr Preventive Dental Clinic appointment. Screening results indicate client is eligible for scaling, PFS, and PAFT services.

Question: Who should be completing the OH SDD Qnaire?

3.The RDH introduces the OH SDD Qnaire to a 16-year-old client. The client accepts. When should the Qnaire be completed?

4. A mother accepts completing the OH SDD Qnaire for her 7 year old son. When should the it be completed?

5.If a client or caregiver declines completing OH SDD Qnaire.  What should you do?

6.Treatment for the 16 year old client has been completed, but right on the hour. As you walk the client out, you notice reception area is crowded, and the receptionist/floater is busy assisting another client. What should you do?

7. A 10-year-old client presents at the clinic with their grandparent for preventive services. Prior to the appointment, the child's parent completed medical history & ARI screening Qnaires. Is the grandparent allowed to complete the SDD Qnaire?

8. A child under 12 years old presents with their aunt as their substitute decision maker. Can treatment be initiated without a parent's signature on HSO-PSO form?

9.A mother made an error on her 10-year-olds race after submitting and would like to change it. What should you do?

10. A dad attends the Fairview Clinic with his 13 year-old child. The dad gives the iPad to his child and the client consents to complete Qnaire. The child calls you over to answer a question. The client states though their gender is woman, they are not sure if that is truly how they feel. What should you do first?

11. A dad attends the Fairview Clinic with his 13 year-old child. The dad gives the iPad to his child and the client consents to complete Qnaire. The child calls you over to answer a question. The client states though their gender is woman, they are not sure if that is truly how they feel. You have secured a private area. What should you do next?

12. A 17 year old client has identified as gender fluid and has submitted her OH SDD Qnaire. She is fearful that her parents will find out. What do you tell her?

13.Part I: When you review the client (7-year-old child) file you see the SDD Qnaire is not complete. You approach the guardian of the child and ask if they need assistance. They state abruptly, “I don’t think that’s necessary. What’s the point of this anyway?” How would you respond?

13.Part II: After explaining the value of the OH SDD Qnaire, the client complains and refuses to complete Qnaire. She mutters some oppressive comments about DEI initiatives under their breath and states "Just because I did not complete it, you won't do a good cleaning". What should you do?

14.Whenever you encounter a complaint that you cannot resolve, who should you contact to support you?

15. A 9-year- old child presents at 10 PCD. The child's mother accepts to complete the OH SDD Qnaire. She states that she is confused about what race category she belongs to. How could you respond?

16. A parent approaches you and asks what is the difference between race and ethnicity. Which of the following are acceptable ways to assist the parent?

17. An Indigenous client is upset that ROP has ignored the collection of race for Indigenous Identities. She feels strongly that she should add it to the Qnaire. How do you respond?