Answer:
I would explain to her how the two procedures work, explain the benefits of each, and ask her to watch while I manipulate the procedures, paying attention to how all the processes are done.
Explanation:
If the new dental assistant does not know how to do the procedures correctly, the ideal is that she is taught, so that she does not do anything incorrect, harming the client, or causing problems to the equipment and materials. For this, it is important that a more experienced professional, explain to the new assistant how these procedures work, in a very detailed way, and make a demonstration asking her to observe the entire procedure very carefully and if possible make notes that may help her to memorize how the procedure should be performed.
The Hazard Communication Standard requires employers to disclose toxic and hazardous substances in workplaces. This is related to the Worker Protection Standard. Specifically, this requires unrestricted employee access to the Material Safety Data Sheet or equivalent, and appropriate training needed to understand health and safety risks.
