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penguins

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List and describe two traditional diagnostic tools.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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You are browsing clinical concepts in the Medcin Symptoms list and notice that headache has a small plus symbol before it. What does this mean?
 
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A basic diagnostic tool is a clinical examination using a probe. Traditional X-rays have been used for more than 100 years to diagnose cavities. X-rays are more effective than clinical examination. X-rays can be used because as the mineral content of the tooth decreases, the X-ray shows the cavity as darker than the surrounding area. The dentist must then interpret the X-ray correctly. This is not a foolproof method of diagnosis, and it may not detect cavities at an early stage, when minimal intervention is necessary.

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