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March Rqs COMPILED BY DR. STRANGE
March Rqs COMPILED BY DR. STRANGE
March Rqs COMPILED BY DR. STRANGE
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MARCH RQS
Feb 28-March 1
CiCi
#Day_1 :a lot of perio, less ortho, only two q about space maintainer
1- Agenesis is least in
A. Third molars
B. 2nd premolars
C. Lateral incisor
D. Canines 👍
7. Pt complaints of inability to close the right eye after LA injection in rt side, the affected nerve is :
A. Ophthalmic
B. Facial 👍
C. Optic
D. Trigeminal
8. Silothiasis is common in
A. Stenson's duct
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B. Sublingual duct
C. Wharton's duct 👍
D. Minor salivary gland duct
9 and 10. Repeated twice but in dissimilar words, the procedure of apical closure in permanent immature non vital
tooth is :
A. Pulpectomy
B. Pulpotomy
C. Apexogenesis
D. Apexification 👍
15- unethical to fee the patient solely bcoz he is benefiting from insurance blah blah blah
A. Veracity 👍
B. Justice and 2 more options
18- systemic antibiotic and scaling are combined as main treatment for (not same statement but same meaning) :
A. Chronic periodontitis
B. Aggressive periodontitis 👍
C ANUG
D. Desquamative gingivitis
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21- the children between 7-10 years are mostly be beneficial in which of the following preventive method :
A. Diet counselling in dental clinic
B. Pits and fissures sealants
C. Removal of candy machine from school
D. OHI in class
DD:
Tissue borne: Frankel
Tooth Borne: Activator, Bionator, Herbst appliance, twin block appliance
24 - pt has skin nodules, Supernumerary teeth and one more description, investigator should investigate for :
intestinal polyps
Peutz–Jeghers syndrome is an autosomal dominant genetic disorder characterized by the development of benign
hamartomatous polyps in the gastrointestinal tract and hyperpigmented macules on the lips and oral mucosa
26. Treacher choline (mandibulofacial dysostosis) has a relation to zygoma in same manner of cleidocranial
dysplasia relation to :
A. Ribs
B. Clavicle 👍
C. Iliac
31- dementia :
A. Short term memory loss
B. Long term memory loss
33 - evaluation of 2 groups A and B with 2 drugs for same period, what type of study
A. Cross sectional
B. clinical trials
C. cohort
34- one month ago, dentist study the prevalence of dental caries among school students, Wt study :
A. Cross sectional 👍
B. Cohort
And others
35- dentist studies 4 unrelated pts with myofascial pain and myalgia, he wants to publicate a papers, What type of
study :
A. Case series ( l chose this)
B. Clinical trial
C. Observational
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D. Experimental
Polycrystalline: ceramic contains no glass. Packed atoms making it tougher and susceptible to crack propagation.
Esthetic glass ceramic, while crystalline has higher strength
42- 1-2 1/2 years children are non compliant with dentists bcoz :
A. Internal control is underdeveloped
B. Language is developing
C. Parental proven or something
D. Parental something
Google: treat osteoporosis, osteitis deformans (Paget's disease of the bone), bone metastasis (with or without
hypercalcaemia), multiple myeloma, and other conditions involving fragile, breakable bone.
47- 2 years child, his mom said my son has sore gum and doesn't eat, his fever 101 F, Wt diagnosis
A. Normal eruption
B. Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis 👍
49- pic of child with generalized swollen gingiva, bleeds easily, had history of recurrent skin infection, diagnosis
A. Herpetic lesion
B. Myelomonocytic leukemia 👍
50 - Case, pt said his cheeks is swollen, he came 1 month ago from Japan, had fever and fatigue followed by
swollen cheeks and muscle pain, dz
A. Dental abscess
B. Mumps 👍
62- 21 years old male, he extracted his lower left third molar, on the second day he feels feverish, with sublingual
swelling that elevate his tongue, affects the swallowing and breathing, diagnosis : Ludwig angina 👍
64- cellulitis
A. Neutrophilia
B. Neutropenia
C. Lymphocytosis
67- x ray with radiolucent /radiopaque lesion in the left posterior molar ramus area , diagnosis :
A. Ameloblastic fibro odontoma 👍
B. Ameloblastic fibroma
C. Dentigerous cyst
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D. Okc
69- which of the following lesion is restrictly diagnosed from microscopic features
A. Ameloblastoma
B. Okc 👍
C. Fibroma
70 - pic of prescription :
name of pt
Date
Rx : Motrin 800 mg/ 2 TABLETS, every 8 HOURS, for dental pain, name of Dr......, Bill......
Q: what is the wrong of this prescription :
A. Frequency of dose
B. Number of tablets per dose (I chose this, it's one tablet per dose)
C. Bill something
A. Emesis
B. Anxiety
C. Muscle spasm
D. Seizures
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9. How syneresis happens? -expulsion of water molecules from dental material leading to shrinkage after imp
is kept out for longer time. Eg. alginate
10.Port Wagner syndrome- Wagner syndrome is a hereditary disorder that causes progressive vision loss.
11. Pierre Robin syndrome- a hereditary disorder, micrognathia, glossoptosis, high-arched or cleft palate.
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12. Indirect retention- used in kennedy 1,2 distal extension prevent dislodgement of framework rpd.
25. Amalgam mai .5 mm marginal defect what tt approach- marginal ridge premolar 1.6mm molars 2mm , redo seems
26. Non vital canine diffuse swelling what tt- i think incision drainage first if fluctuant swelling, antibiotics, rct
OKC: well radiolucency with smooth margins and thin radiopaque , high recurrence rate, T:
excision
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30. Cri-du-chat -Cri du chat syndrome, also known as chromosome 5p deletion syndrome, 5p− syndrome or
Lejeune's syndrome, is a rare genetic disorder due to chromosome deletion on chromosome 5
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4. Many questions on rpd, rests -rest for vertical support can be on occlusal ,,inscsisal ,,lingual of canine
5. Radiographic landmarks- submandibular fossa, common meatus, hyoid bone, scale in late cephalopod, palate on
lat cephalopod =ruler is used for magnification In ceph
Example:
K file- .02 taper
D1= diameter
Size 15 file-> 0.15
Max carpules:
8.3 carp = Lidocaine (xylocaine) 2%
5.6 carp= Mepivacaine (carbocaine) 3%
6.9 carp= Septocaine (articaine) 4 %
5.6 carp= Prilocaine (citanest) 4%
10 carp= Marcaine (bupivacaine) 0.5%
18. Anb-
Normal is 2
More than 4-cl2
Minus 0-cl3
Chroma saturation
Chroma least important
We can increase it
( DD #11)
Anterior crossbite SHOULD BE CORRECTED before it reached the occlusal plane (while it was erupting)
Etiology factor: Prolonged retention of the primary teeth
Remember: Anterior crossbite in a Primary Dentition usually indicates a SKELETAL GROWTH PROBLEM.
NOTE: The Permanent anterior tooth that is MOST OFTEN ATYPICAL in size is the Maxillary lateral incisor.
48. Rubber dam doesn’t protect from what- mercury vapor inhalation
49. Surgery for open bite- lefort 1
50. Headgear that extrudes teeth- Answer: cervical headgear extrudes the molar.
high pull headgear: intrudes the molar … control maxillary molar eruption.
51. Single tooth recession, why: Plaque and occlusal trauma in one teeth.
52. Most radioresistant- Muscle-nerve
53. What fluoride to pt with porcelain- 2% neutral fluoride
54. X Ray exposure of one opg is equal to: 4 bitewings compared on amount
The amount of radiation on a panoramic RX is compared to?
1. A CT scan
2. MRI
3. 4 bitewings
- Observational
- Clinical trial
- Descriptive
- Cohort
Cohort study—study where there is more than one sample/cohort, and evaluations are done to
see how certain risk factors the groups have are related to developing a certain disease.
Cohort (prospective) studies - look forward from exposure to disease development
For a population, the research divides the number of disease cases by the number of
people. By so doing, this investigator will have calculated which of the following rates.
4.When fail and safe mechanism start in nitrous at what percentage . Doesn’t mention if for kids or adults
Answer: 70%
5. How much oxygen give when u patient feel nausea in nitrous oxide.
A stop nitrous
B give 60% oxygen
C give 100 % oxygen
B. Plavix
C. Apixaban
D. Warfarin
10. Patient came to you and he only speak limited English . You do all except
A Tell him pros and cons.
B Get consent in his own language
C You talk to spouse about his plan
11. A person come to you after SRP. He don’t have any calculus but his pocket depth is around 5 or 6 mm
generalised pocket . What u do
A Put him on maintenance phase
B. Do another SRP
C. Do surgery?
12. Lower 1st molar have through & through furcation involvement which was grade 3. What u do
A. Hemisection it and make it like premolar
B. Bridge from premolar to molar
C. Extract and implant
X rays
1. stafne but they mention lingualized salivary gland.
2. Ear lobe.
3. Hyoid bone
4. Nasal process of maxilla.
Charlotte
2. Hpv associated scc location. Answer: Soft tissue of oral cavity or laryngeal cavity
6. La dose calculation
7. Who controls dental office material. Answer: ADA
8. Sample size irrelevant in which study. Answer: series/History
case
9. Epithelium growth per day- Answer: 0.5-1mm
10. Low fusing porcelain used why? Answer: True
20. ANB
2 (+-2)
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> class II
<class III
21. Cocaine addict pt, what you worry about. Answer: infection
22. bluish discoloration near lingual feral attachment: answer: Ranula
32. Gardener.
Answer:
-We should worry about polyps
-Multiple odontomas
Impacted and -supernumerary teeth
Cotton wool appearance
Desmoid tumors (fibromatous)
DD
Gardner syndrome is an autosomal dominant disorder and is characterized by intestinal polyposis, multiple
osteomas, fibromas of the skin, epidermal and trichilemmal cysts, im-
pacted permanent and supernumerary teeth, and odontomas. The most serious complication of Gardner's syndrome
is the multiple polyps that affect the large intestine. The inevitable outcome of this disease is invasive colorectal
cancer.
1. Patient chief complaint I can't chew. She had maxillary hemisectomy what will u do
a. Fabricate rpd
b. Refer prostho os for obturator
c. Refer os
d. Refer pros same refer n obturator for speech given
8. patient with xerostomia comes for normal check up 4 caries next when routinely
a 3 months
b 6 months
c 12 months
d 18 months
11. pictures
I. xray of stylohyoid eagle,they put arrow and mention patient has pain in head and neck while opening mouth a
lesion was on palate for 6 weeks. And now on tongue red, given like median lesion. I picked candidiasis other
options tb, syphilis, histo didn’t make sense
II. acute leukemia picture, they describe like bruises on knee, bleeding u will recognize
III. erosive leukoplakia came read description , sloughing off membrane reddish same like dd picture
IV. 3-4 nodule like lesion came together fixed on tongue let me find pic it just said 4 options benign tumor, malignant ,
normal, one thing more ( I put benign it didn’t seem normal at all and malignant scc also not as no ulceration , lateral
border tongue}
V. picture of swollen lips, description like fever ulcer malaise (i'll find picture it was weird)
VI. picture of pterygomaxillary fissure PTM tear drop shape very faint focus on arrow
VII. picture on varices tongue it's dark black given n looks like nevus etc don’t pick go for varices 55yr old aged.
a centric
b protrusive
c working
d non working
B. 2:3 realistic
C. 2:1
D. 1:1
16. one graph came low,high,medium income , value of teeth for job interview
x=incidence y axis= income inequality something
a. high income
b. high income inequality
c. low income
d. low income in equality
it was a bar graph check a button on right side below review/exhibit to open it ok.
20. Parent says my child 7yr old bleeding gums while brush
a chronic gingivitis
b pubertal
c anug
d leukemia
21. they put mini case history like medical history one line, chief complaint one line and a question related just 20
questions came
like avulsed tooth 3 days back fell off bicycle, it was in milk and reimplanted in within one hour. Endo
A observe
B remove splint
C endo
D related to endo something
22.pt says my child went Africa got bleeding gums since a months boggy gums
a. scurvy
b. rickets
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23. pt says my child has adhd take ampheta what won't happen
a. saliva less
b. tachycardia
c. epi toxicity
24. pt says, my son fell when he as 8 and his tooth 8 avulsed it was replaced with implant at age 15 with crown
implant but I don’t like his smile examination tooth 8 is shorter than tooth 9
a. hyper eruption of tooth 9
b. extrusion of tooth 8
c. extrusion of 9
d. facial growth
27. before placing fpd, tooth max 1st molar supra erupted you restore it why
a. micp
b occlusal contact
c forces balance
28 same asking in different way when you put fpd why you check contact
a so that you don’t have to grind later
b,c,d related to 27
29. You do 3 surface composite insurance company pays for one: BUNDLING
30. You increase the bill for full mouth x ray for
a. reimbursement
b upcoding
c bundling
d downcoding
31. veneer better than porcelain for Metal ceramic then answer is A
a. tooth conservation
32. A lot of endo but tiny question basics , related to pain on cold, thermal pain, pulp necrosis=10 questions, they turn
twist but nothing difficult read each word highlight and stay focused,
34.aggressive and chronic periodontitis difference. Aggressive has vertical bone loss no plaque and neutrophils
dysfunction.
35. function of rest- when rest is used as an indirect retainer it is placed as far away from the edentulous area. TRUE
36. Pterygomandibular Raphe is made up of- buccinator and superior constrictor muscle ( 2 questions). TRUE
38. In Inferior alveolar nerve block, the needle is injected into buccinator..learn where the needle should be injected
(anatomical relations)
48. Which fluoride in porcelain for demineralization of tooth?rest of the teeth neutral Naf or fluoride varnish for
abutment
52. Angina classification and ASA classification big question saying patient used nitroglycerin before 1 year now uses
patches 2-3 daily so pick unstable
● stable - at exertion
● unstable - at rest
ASA IV
53. Exception question about Cervical pull gear actions it said which movement have reciprocal on teeth.
Banding, z spring etc
55. Space maintainer for a patient 8 years old with both primary 2nd molars missing ?
● Band and loop
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● Lingual arch
● Distal shoe
● No space treatment needed
56. In skeletal class III patient what cephalometric value decreases as he gets older
● Sna
● Snb
● Anb
57. A 40 years old patient bilateral posterior crossbite , what would be the way to correct the problem
● Hyrax
● Maxillary Osteotomy
● Quad helix
● Ans is quad helix confirmed from ortho. We don’t know max osteo for dental crossbite in adults it's safe to
choose helix, checked pubmed also..
58. Patient had a root canal 2 years ago and now you see an apical lucency. What to do pt asymptomatic
a. Six months recall to take x ray and observe
b. Retreatment only if it becomes symptomatic
c.d not important
59. patient had trauma 2 year back now you see radio in anterior-mand. What to do same but different options
d. do all rct
60. Had that gic question it does fluoride and what else pick this “ionic bond to dentin and enamel
63. Amalgam sealing quality question. You did amalgam but if at times leakage how to define in reality
● Ans-Improves over time
64. The characteristic of an impression material to change its viscosity when applied tension ?
Thixotropic- true (thin to thick under sheer pressure)
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65. Dentist is doing a right mandibular block and after the patient states that he feels the right side towards the tip
anesthetized but not his lower lip .what should the dentist do?
● Deliver a long buccal
● Deliver a mental foramen
● Give pulpal anesthesia
● Give again ian block
● Answer in files is mylohyoid that is not given in options
a. Empathy
b. Irrelevant
c. Judgmental
d. 2-3 more words
a. how u spoke
b. when u spoke
c. what u spoke
d. where u spoke
71. 5-7 ques on root caries related to shiny glossy dentin or soft caries or arrested caries on abrasion they kept
asking in many ways. SHINY HARD GLOSSY DARK: ARRESTED
9. Advices = write basic drug smoking allergy on notes 👍 as u have to open 4 separate windows a-history dental
history photographs the cephalometric or radiographers or pano all window don’t open same time and u need to see
picture to answer so write little rough hand basics so u have case in mind before attempting
10. Diabetes type 1 in kid
11. Asthma 2-3 times
12. Ortho weird cases
13 Prostho case
14. Perio furcation type
5 easy 6 hard 1 andreas
15. Iopa put eyes inside screen as iopa is small
16. Photos pano are good don’t fear
17. Lichen planus
18. Granuloma/ fibroma/ pleomorphic type in identity
19. Studies question Cohort
20. Rpd fpd post core crown related questions is post core ok
21. Overhang in amalgam
22. Calculus in radio
23. Counting Permanent teeth in pedo graph
24. Be speedy as opening closing windows thinking may take time 2nd set was hard
25. Patient from Mexico can speak Spanish immigrant
26. Watch few X-ray faults pano identify on google
27. (Unicorn + Kaplan )must few Asda cases if time
28. Watch lot of google pics text me I can send .
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-hue
-value
-chroma
8. Asthma:
9. Anaphylaxis:
12. If a particular test is to correctly identify 95 out of 100 existing disease cases, then that test would have a
A. Specificity of 95%
B. Sensitivity of 95%
C. Positive predictive value of 95%
D. Validity of 95%
Non maleficence: ✓The specialists or consulting dentists upon completion of their care shall return the patient, unless
the patient expressly reveals a different preference, to the referring dentist, or, if none, to the dentist of record for
future care.
JUSTICE- ✓If treatment is provided, the dentist, upon completion of emergency treatment, is obliged to return the
patient to his or her regular dentist unless the patient expressly reveals a different preference.
A. Broad spectrum
B. Low toxicity
A. Lesion in hypothalamus
B. Thyroid storm
A. Chronic cough
B. Diuresis ?
C. Respiratory stimulation
D. Xerostomia?
30. most critical in color selection
Value
- hue
Chroma
31. intensity, saturation of color: Chroma
32. Child is taking .7 ppm fluoride-
A. Optimum and beneficial
B. too much
C. too low
A. Initiation of periodontitis
B. Contributing factor
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the only factor that can initiate periodontitis is plaque. All the rest are only contributing factors that can
make the problem worst
A. Rubber dam
B. Single scoop technique
C. Recapping
A. 80
B. 100
C. 120
adult is at least 2 inches which is 5 cm, all with a rate of 100-120 per minute.
Sna 81 snb 68
Sna 86 snb 78
Marvelous
5th march rqs
6 months
Before 6 months
6-18 months
3-4 months ?
2)contraindication of caoh
Mild cold sensitivity
Deep caries with pain since one month
6)acute hyperventilation
Vomiting
Carpopedal spasm
7)HBA1c
Detect blood sugar level
Detect glycosylated hemoglobin
11)patient came with the history of trauma which happened few weeks ago teeth have radiolucency what is ur next
plan
A. Do rct of all teeth
B. Recall patient and don't do anything
C. Do ept of all teeth n do rct of those which are not responding to ept
12.patient has gingival swelling in pic he has bruise on extremities what it can be
Gingival hyperplasia of drugs
Herpes
Leukemia
14.turner tooth
Trauma during pregnancy
Congenital syphilis
Infection
29.patient is anxious of dental treatment she feel helplessness bcz of anxiety what u do
29.cognitive coping
Outer
Inner
Hypertension
Tachycardia
37.kid in dental office u gave him La with epinephrine only one cartridge he felt agitated after giving la what do u
suspect
Epinephrine is more in la
Lidocaine toxicity
38.NO indication
Anxiety
If patient insist u for sedation
If u are going to do larger procedure
39.there was swelling 3*3 on the floor of the mouth n swelling is fluctuation soft . What will be the treatment
Incision and drainage
Marsupialization
41.Neuropraxia
Loss of axon n epineurium continuity
Discontinuity of axon and myelin sheath
Maintained continuity of axon n epineurium
42.2 year old child mother complaining that my son doesn't eat anything due to pain he has sore red gums what is
your diagnosis
Herpes
Eruption hematoma
Eruption cyst
Normal
43.patient complaining strain muscles n generalized soreness after denture she has also ulcer around corner of
mouth
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Inc vdo
Dec vdo
45.patient came with the history of swelling and around mand premolar she has fever 101 and difficulty in sleeping
tooth has grade 3 mobility what u will do
46.papilloma 2 cases
47.ptm
48.herpes 3 cases
49.amalgam tattoo
50.cellulitis treatment : Penicillin
Incision and drainage
Only antibiotics
51.patient with the history of bleeding n also bruising on extremities what it can be
Lichen planus
Leukemia
Medication
53.moa of progesterone in gingival inflammation: increase vascular permeability and gingival edema.
55.moa of hyperbaric o2 therapy : Form new blood vessels- neovascularization and also collagen formation.
56.definition of emphysema
Alpha 2
Alpha 1
Beta 2
66.kid fell down from bicycle and he got injured.he has computing and headache what is your further management?
Refer him for medical evaluation because vomiting and headache is due to head injury
Don’t refer him because vomiting and headache is a common symptom after head injury
67.patient is going for open heart surgery next month he is hospitalized,cardiologist sent him for dental clearance he
has tooth#13,14 non restorable.tooth #14 has radiolucency what is your treatment plan
6 months
12 months
After 18 months
After 24 months
69.methotrexate analogue
Folic acid
Leucocite
70.similar movements recorded in plane line articulate and semi adjustable articulators
Lateral
Protrusive opening closing
Opening closing
Only protrusive and lateral
71.kid came with pain in lower molar u gave him anesthesia 1 cartridge only after giving anesthesia he was agitated n
one more word they said (don’t remember)what happened to him?
72.one case of lady around 40yrs old she has macular on tongue with 1.5*2cm n one more thing what it can be ?
Neurofibromatosis
Addison’s disease
Peutz jeghers
73.short case with histopath of nasolabial cyst they ask which cyst it can be
I marked nasolabial
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74.one case on opg radiolucency around one premolars small roots of one molar they asked brother has same thing
n kid was 12 year old
AI
DD
DI
Regional odontodysplasia
Replacement
Ankylosis
Internal
Flurbiprofen
Ibuprofen
Naproxen
Tramadol
81.one small case of patient smoker n he has red spots with white spots on palate what will be your diagnosis
Papillary hyperplasia
Chronic inflammation
Nicotinic stomatitis
For esthetics
For good bonding
For larger surface area
84.one case in which patient has 3 lower incisors 2 of them has broad pulp chamber n canals separate. What it can
be?
Germination
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Fusion
Concrescence
85.do endo diagnosis well every single point is important from type of pain n fibers of pain to chronic abscess
86.one case of kid with clinical picture,he had swollen n red lips and asked what is your diagnosis
Herpes
Leukemia
87.patient wearing denture since 16 years she has loose denture now (same DD prostho case )
Cardiac arrhythmia
Hypotension
Increase Basal metabolic rate
Apical abscess
Symptomatic apical periodontitis
Periodontal abscess
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2. Scientific article.. Where will you find details about study population ?? no answer sorry
Answer: Cross sectional study
3. .Teeth supraerupted opposing absent . if we will plan to replace opposing then what is the main reason for getting
supraerupted tooth in place ? didn’t get the question
Answer:
Q: A molar is supra erupted but has irreversible pulpitis, what do you do? : RCT & Crown.
4. examiner did study 3 man back for??? Didn’t understand the question
ANOVA
Analysis of variance is a collection of statistical models and their associated estimation procedures used to analyze
the differences among group means in a sample.
6.the similarity between simple hinge and semi adjustable ? didn’t find answer for this
simple hinge only maximal opening .. semi adjustable lateral excursion, accept face bow
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8. There was one in which there was a thin opaque line in the same direction of external oblique ridge: internal
oblique ridge or mylohyoid ridge
12. Same 16 old kid…. Open bite, mamelons, put his tongue against his teeth, has a habit to cover his upper teeth
with his upper lip…. Why his open bite
Answer: Tongue thrust
13.16 old boy lost #8 in an accident…# 7 has a root canal by root is kind of short….What could happened with # 7?
A. Removed apex before reimplant
B. apexification
C. Surgical apex with endo….
D. Other 2 options
15. old Amalgam on 12…mod, gray-bluish stain and JUST in occlusal view, what do you see?
a. Amalgam tattoo
b. Recurrent decay
17. GIC
A. High tensile
B. Low tensile
18. Dentist give anesth. To a boy in pain ( IAV) and didn’t work, and decided do :
A. anesth buccal
B. pulp directly
20. A pt taking digitalis for CHF the question has something to do with fluid elimination? Digi increase pumping,
diuretics get flow out. Increase contractile force of cardiac muscle
21. What is seen in symphysis synchondrosis of the mandible? it is a not true symphysis as there is not
Cartilage networked two sides of the mandible .
22. What is least important when selecting teeth to be used for overdenture?
A. iimp is amount supportive bone
B. number exist roots
C. type and amount occlusal force
D. type attachment,splint or non splint roots
25. LED curing light vs another aren’t able to cure all resins because they can only cure within spectrum? BOTH
TRUE
26.Operculum on tooth #18, how should you treat? Tissue out of occlusion, ext, adjust #15, scale under
operculum
28. Patient has untreated chemical burn at corner of mouth that has healed, What are ramifications?
A. Lingual dentition
B. labial displacement
C. Decrease Vertical Dimension?
29. What is the advantage of metal framework over plastic? Except type question
30. Most often cause of failure of amalgam restoration?
a) condensation not strong enough
b) moisture contamination
c) too long trituration
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36. You are given a PAN with wide black stripe (almost a third of PAN) on your Right and on you right side you can
see a spine of patient. Middle of PAN is normal. How can you describe defect / error of PAN?
A. Is it an open mouth
B. Was film too long in developer or fixer
C. Was the door open during development
D. Was machine stuck during PAN rotation (upon pt’s shoulder)?
37. radiograph with radiolucency at bottom, didn't say patient had an extraction or anything: benign neoplasm cyst,
odontogenic cyst, salivary gland duct cyst...??
38. Pt. presents to the office and complains of a discolored crown on t#8. You notice that the patient needs perio
treatment. The patient only wants the crown replace. WWUD
39. Patient asked about eyes, gloves masks, what don’t you say don’t worry we have it under control, universal
precaution
40. How do you test a perm tooth with an immature apex hot test --FALSE
41. Teenager with proximal decay that will undermine all cusps. What restoration will u do on it? CROWN
42. Rate of epithelial junction regeneration after periodontal surgery is 0.5-1.0 mm, 5-14 days. TRUE
43. HIV viral load of 100,000 T-cell count of 30 means - you have a high viral load and are susceptible to infections.
Pt’s T cell count is too low. NO TREATMENT too low.
44. How is the junctional epithelium attached to the tooth? Hemidesmosome
45. Which tooth is most likely to be extracted if affected by periodontal involvement? Max Molars.
46. pt. had a fear of “stroking out” in the dental chair while receiving care…how would you treat them?
47. Bleeding time is involved with: von willebrand’s
disease
48. Class V on Canine. how do u bevel incisal and cervical
margin.
cavo superficial margin for composite restoration is beveled
when placed on enamel ( major difference with amalgam).
This beveled is etched and provides retention for the
restorative material, improves marginal seal and mantenía
resin’s strength with enough bulk.
50. lesion on tongue the same exact lesion on palate what is it?
A. Candidiasis
B. Syphilis
C. lichen planus
51. Main complication during RCT-
A. ledge formation?
B. perforation
C. instrument separation
D. vertical root fracture
54. What you see to differentiate b/w acute perio abscess and acute periodontitis, how to differentiate b/w chronic
and periodontal abscesses
Abscess apical chronic: necrotic pulp
Periodontal abscess: vital
55.it asked me that since this patient is on cocaine should I not expect him to maintain his
oral health. True
1.pat with liver dysfunction .what LA...all options was Amide: ARTICAINE
2.what medicine would u give pat with Sjogren's Syndrome to relieve hyposalivation.
3. HPV that cause oropharyngeal cancer affect what ....I chose cytochrome P53
d.too low .
Combination syndrome: refers to what is believed to be a specific pattern of bone resorption in the anterior portion
of an edentulous maxilla, caused by wearing a complete denture opposing natural anterior teeth
14. Montelukast MOA: Montelukast is competitively and selectively antagonizes CysLT1 receptor (leukotrienes
receptor) mediated Bronchoconstriction.Montelukast inhibits physiologic actions of LTD 4 at the CysLT1
receptor without any agonist activity.
a. lip
b. Tongue
c. BCC
20.Ecchymosis of floor of the mouth after trauma on mandible indicate which site fracture?: Mandibular body or
symphysis fracture
21.the most important factor to reduce sensitivity of root after perio treatment is ..plaque removal .
24 . When can the dentist take x ray for 4 years old child caries free clinically? Molar has close contact
27.Patient complain light colour of anterior filling what should u do ( there were not tint in the options).
A.add the adjacent color from the wheel
B. add the counterparts color from the wheel
C .add glycol blue ( no idea what is this )
28. .pat has lesion on posterior palate need biopsy ; what nerve should get infiltration LA.
A.long buccal.
B greater Palpatine
C.posterior superior alveolar.
29.pat taking methotrexate for RA; what concern should the dentist take ? ..thrombocytopenia ..not sure ..but the
most reliable
30. .what epithelium is found at the base of sulcus ?? I got junctional epithelium in the options .
33. Most common pattern of osseous defect in chronic periodontitis ? .not horizontal .I went with cutare.
34.which teeth can be removed without pain when you give IAN block and lingual nerve block ? Premolars & Canine
39.in what order the 3 canals of mand 1st molar will appear?
2 Canal in distal root
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40.small amount of metal oxidized added to provide what??I think the oxide layer in pfm crown !!!
41.implant analogue ..what is it for? All options have something with final impression ..so read it well .
42.combination clasp?
47.x ray shows very small caries lesion cross the DEJ on mesial and distal surface of tooth #3??? DO and MO
separate
49.anterior tooth has RCT done and retrograde filling with amalgam shown in x ray. why it appears gray?
A .initial trauma
B.from retrograde amalgam or
Necrotic pulp
50. pat 14 years old girl .has no plaque but she has 6 mm attachment loss on both teeth#3.what bacteria ?
a lot of qs about stress related to pain and anxiety ...I felt I should read something about psychology .!!!
Read about clasp ..few questions about position .why it get broke in function .
anug
Herpes
Pemphigoid
66.patient is anxious of dental treatment she feel helplessness bcz of anxiety what u do
Schedule small appointments
Ask her to raise hand when she feel anxious
67.cognitive coping
Outer
Inner
82.kid in dental office u gave him La with epinephrine only one cartridge he felt agitated after giving la what do u
suspect
Epinephrine is more in la
Lidocaine toxicity
38.NO indication
Anxiety
If patient insist u for sedation
If u are going to do larger procedure
39.there was swelling 3*3 on the floor of the mouth n swelling is fluctuation soft
What will be the treatment
Incision & drainage
Marsupialization
41.Neuropraxia
Loss of axon & epineurium continuity
Discontinuity of axon & myelin sheath
Maintained continuity of axon n epineurium
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42.2 year old child mother complaining that my son doesn't eat anything due to pain he has sore red gums what is
your diagnosis
Herpes
Eruption hematoma
Eruption cyst
Normal
43.patient complaining strain muscles n generalized soreness after denture she has also ulcer around corner of
mouth
Decrease VDO
45.patient came with the history of swelling and around mand premolar she has fever 101 and difficulty in sleeping
tooth has grade 3 mobility what u will do
Give antibiotic only
Refer to physician as lack of sleep
Extract tooth
Incision and drainage n recall
50.cellulitis treatment
Incision and drainage
Only antibiotics
51.patient with the history of bleeding n also bruising on extremities what it can be
Lichen planus
Leukemia
Medication
1. primary tooth with pulp necrosis what's the treatment : no pulpectomy in options , but extraction there
ANSWER: EXT
In healthy people an INR of 1.1 or below is considered normal. An INR range of 2.0 to 3.0 is generally an effective
therapeutic range for people taking warfarin for disorders such as atrial fibrillation or a blood clot in the leg or lung.
The most commonly used incision design is a “double-Y.” A midline incision is made anteroposteriorly from a point
several millimeters anterior to the margin of the torus. This full-thickness incision is carried to bone posteriorly until it
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reaches the most posterior visible point on the torus, or a point approximately a centimeter anterior to the hard-soft
palate junction. Care should be taken to leave room for posterior releasing incisions to extend obliquely in a lateral
and posterior direction from the posterior end of the midline incision without violating the soft palate. Completing
these posterior releases is sometimes easier after the bulk of a large torus has been exposed or even removed. At
the anterior end of the midline incision, oblique releasing incisions are extended laterally and anteriorly to end lateral
to the lateral margins of the torus.
4. signs of acute MI
-pressure or tightness in the chest
-pain in the chest, back, jaw, and other areas of the upper body that lasts more than a few minutes or that goes away
and comes back
-shortness of breath
-sweating
-nausea
-vomiting
-anxiety
-a cough
-dizziness
-a fast heart rate
5. nikloky’s where
Answer: Pemphigus , pemphigoid , erythema multiforme, epidermolysis bullosa
8 permanent first molar extraction for kid 8 y old what's next step
A. Space maintainer
B. wait second molar to erupt
Answer: Parotid tumor/Pleomorphic is most benign and it's the most common type of salivary tumor. 80%
17. less Likely to occurs during extra upper first molar there is
A. condylar fracture
B. osteitis
Primary adrenal insufficiency is caused by the destruction of the adrenal gland. Idiopathic adrenal atrophy is the
most common cause of adrenal insufficiency. It is not known exactly why this occurs, but it is believed to be related to
an autoimmune response that results in the slow destruction of adrenal tissue. Tuberculosis, histoplasmosis, AIDS,
malignancies, and hemorrhage into the adrenal glands have all been associated with destruction of the adrenal
glands. All patients with adrenal insufficiency or steroid-dependent disorders are at risk for an acute adrenal
crisis.
Other causes include physiological stress, including surgery, anesthesia, fluid volume loss, trauma, asthma,
hypothermia, alcohol abuse, myocardial infarction, fever, hypoglycemia, pain, and depression.
Deicy
March 18, 2018
5-Lingual varices:
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8-Cleft lip
6-9 weeks only same option
2-3 weeks
14 -16
13-Overdenture
Retention Implant /Support tissue (other combinations)
47- what is NOT the main cause that teeth of complete denture fall out:
excessive separator medium in the dental flask before pouring the acrylic
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47-. When taking an intermaxillary bite registration at centric, after using an arbitrary face bow, there must be only 1
mm separation on second molar area. Why:
A. was must always be 1 mm thick when using an arbitrary face bow
B. thin records cause minimal distortion
49-if a file broke in apical third which condition have the better prognosis
vital pulp and not periapical lesion
necrotic pulp with not periapical lesion
acute apical lesion
51- if patient has personal relationship with patient what ethic code is violating: non-maleficence
54-modeling
57-cause of cervical discoloration in anterior veneers that were cemented with light cured resin cement
amines (only it is cause if the cement is chemical cured)
break dawn of silane (silane is not related with discoloration)
no enough cement in cervical margin (only same option)
micro cracks in veneers (the discoloration is in the cracks not just in the cervical margin)
58-Opaque color coming through restauration, in incisal third what’s the problem? abutment under prepped in
second plane
abutment under prepared in primary plane
59 nitrous oxide does not cause: I forgot the option but the answer was
hypertension
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malignant hyperthermia
61- which one is the less common treated with concomitant antibiotics
localized aggressive P
generalized aggressive P
abscess
SRP
66-For clinical trials in patient what it the most important (or first thing something like that)
-Informs consent to the patient
-Be sure the patient won’t be on risk
67- After survey what is the next step
-prep rest
-prep indirect retention
-option really strange about retention ,,, even though it was a little bit strange was the only same option
68- patient in Plavix and baby aspirin (81mg) have increase bleeding time
patient needs to stop medication before surgery
Both true
Both false
First true, second false
First false, second true
69- LED photocure devices are no able to light-cure some composites, this is because some composites have photo
initiators that are not in the range of cure that leds have.
Both true
Both false
First true, second false
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70-HPV
before 18 years was in the options
71- picture of a person with ulcers in the lips and checks just until the midline, with picture and what the patient states
you can conclude
-Herpes zoster
73- is the distance change from 8 to 16 what happen with the intensity:
¼ of the intensity
4 times intensity
double intensity
74- main function of the collimator (2 qs bout collimator, second one was a little bit strange but if I am not wrong the
answer was something about decreasing amount of radiation, confusing options)
control beam size (something like that)
80 – qs about which hormone can interact with epinephrine: thyroid, grave’s disease
81- Side effect of nitroglycerin. orthostatic hypotension, headache and something else
2 options not related (hypertension) but one more really close to the first one.
83- there was a case when we can chose the least possible treatment plan for him
● The answer was the treatment that propose joint natural tooth and implants
85- what determine the extension of the occlusion of the occlusal plane
inter tuberosity distance
something with fox plane
centric relation
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86- posterior palatal seal, what have to be evaluated (confusing and closing options)
vibrating line, throat form, resilient tissue something like that
(other option included patient age or something else, but the only one that had vibrating line was that)
93-there was a case with posterior cross bite (only one side) how to corrected
buccal inclination of premolar and molar of the affected area
lingual inclination if the lower teeth
other option not related
I marked the first one because it was clear the palatal inclination of the premolar and molar of the upper teeth)
98-patient which anterior teeth are touching while doing sibilant sounds. What is the reason
lower anterior teeth too facial
upper anterior teeth too lingual
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100- patient with vertical dimension decreased and angular cheilitis treatment nystatin
101- patient with lesion in tongue what is not a differential diagnosis. nicotinic stomatitis
104-patient with almost all teeth but very bad oral hygiene. Dentist decide to present a treatment plan extracting all
their teeth assuming that the patient is not going to improve this habits he is violating which code
autonomy
non maleficence
beneficence
veracity
107 after extraction patient is not able to open mouth, what could be the muscle implicated
external pterygoid
masseter
buccinators
medial pterygoid (I market this cause I think it is trismus after anesthesia )
108 after IAN LA patients face become inmovil in the same side what is the reason, anesthesia went too
posterior
anterior
lateral
110 after biopsy in the palate was found, keratinized epithelium, underline CT and cortical and medullary bone,
what’s is the most probably diagnosis
pleomorphic adenoma
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112. 2 years’ kid came for checking but it is complicated something like that what is the proper management
-papoose board
-ask to auxiliary to restrain the kid
-ask to his mom for helping to restrain the kid
113. SlOB rule qs about the apparition of the canal of the first molar when x ray Is taken from mesial
palatine- mesio-buccal 2- mesio-buccal 1 –mesial
114 # of cartridge of 3% ( I am not sure) and 190 pounds person: I did the formula and the answer was 390mg but
since we cannot pass of 300 mg I chose 8
116- patient: wheezing in expiration, hypotension, confusion ….. after anesthesia. anaphylactic
117 patients which salbutamol, and respiration problems, he can’t walk without stop after 10 steps. What he is not
going to be able to resist in the office
-LA with epinephrine
- Horizontal position in the dental chair ( I chose this cause his problems were related to the respiration not about
blood pressure)
118 in emphysema the the main problem is in:
chronic bronchial inflammation
pleura
lung alveoli
Read careful endo diagnosis, there are many qs on this topic. I didn’t get any qs about ANB or other angles, just one
case angle classification. MY test was mainly endo and perio and prostho.
Do perio well,there were big statements asking to choose if 1st true , 2nd false and are they related to each other
Not true cysts- they are called : pseudocysts". ex. latent bone cyst, lingual mandibular concavity & aneurysmal bone
cyst.
2. Traumatic neuroma: Trauma to a peripheral nerve. Most common site over MENTAL FORAMEN in edentulous
mouths.
3. AOT (Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumor): Teens; females; Anterior Jaw; in association with the crowns of impacted
teeth. Well circumscribed unilocular RL lesion, may have small RO foci.
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4. Saturation/ value
Saturation is chroma ..
Value is lightness and darkness
chroma increases with age
value decreases with age
hue doesn’t change
Angina: Nitroglycerin. Acute -Metoprolol; Chronic- Atenolol, Calcium blocker (nifedipine) & Propanolol (Beta
blockers)
Antibiotics
Anesthesia
Reversible pulpitis- Exaggerated response to THERMAL stimulus but once the stimulus is removed, the discomfort
DOES NOT LINGER. EPT (responsive).
Apical Periodontitis- RAPID onset, SPONTANEOUS PAIN, PUS FORMATION and often associated tissues.
Percussion (exquisitely sensitive)
12. Metamerism- is important in MATCHING SHADES of a metal-ceramic crown to a natural tooth. Color matching
should be done under 2 or more different light sources, one of which should be sunlight.
28. Tension side: On the side of the roof from which tooth moves, you will find “OSTEOBLASTIC ACTIVITY” that
results in bone Apposition. This is called the “TENSION SIDE”.
Tension-blasT; Compression-Clast
On the side of the tooth is being moved, you will find OsteoClastic activity that result in bone Resorption. This is
called pressure or Compression side.
March 22/23
Esophageal varices are extremely dilated sub-mucosal veins in the lower third of the esophagus. They
are most often a consequence of portal hypertension, commonly due to cirrhosis; people with esophageal
varices have a strong tendency to develop severe bleeding which left untreated can be fatal. Esophageal
varices are typically diagnosed through an esophagogastroduodenoscopy.
Q2.Hyoid bone
Q7. Doctor need to listen to pulmonary valves sounds. Where should the stethoscope put on the chest
A. Middle sternum on the second intercostal distance
B.Mid clavicular space on the 3 or 4th intercostal distance
A. Reversible
B. Normal
C. Irreversible
Q13.Pt believes dentist and dental hygienist will harm the pt. infact, they are not
A. Illusion
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B. Dementia
C. Paranoia
6. calculate the loss of attachment. There was gingival recession- So add with pocket depth
8. Patient works in nuclear factory. How much of radiation dose /yr is permissible to the dental assistant than
patients?
a. 1/10 x
b. 10 x
c. 2x
d. 1/4x
Dentist force the Patients for specific treatment. Which code of ethics? VERACITY
11. Picture: showing lump near gingiva at the Anterior maxillary region: PYOGENIC GRANULOMA
A.SCC
B. papilloma
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2.Pregnant 3 trimester doing a procedure, blood pressure decrease, heart rate increase. This is due to? I only
remember orthostatic hypotension
Normal or dehydration?
3. 2 cases about hired an assistant without experience, accidentally she deleted the medical Hx and due to that
patient needs to come back, hygienist call the patient and pt gets angry.. What the dentist should do?
I chose call the patient , explain the reason and ask him to come at his convenient time
4.Same case about dental assisting but this time about perio chart ...
5.aneurysmal cyst :
bone cyst : pseudo cyst
6.in the past 20 years what type of caries has increased? Not sure
A. “root decay”
B. options proximal
C. pits and fissure
11.x-ray of odontoma
11.x-ray of ameloblastoma
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12.x-ray of cementoblastoma
14.x-day about lateral x-ray maxilla was growing, denture didn’t fit anymore, denture was too tight
Options.
A.Paget's
B.osteitis deformans
C.myeloma multiple (there was nothing in the skull)
D. I don’t remember the last option
18.chroma=saturation
21.pt with perio disease, Candida albicans, dry and burn mouth? Chose diabetes mellitus
28.Failure of closing in right Cleft lip: failure of joining of lateral nasal and maxillary process??
29.Apert syndrome : acrocephalosyndactyly, malformation of skull, hand and feet. A branchial arch syndrome,
affecting 1st branchial arch the precursor of Maxilla and Mandible.
30.pocket depth
31.biologic width
32.attached gingiva: from groove of free gingiva to mucogingival junction ( they used another word instead of
MGJ)I chose this one.
Other option was from free gingival to MGJ) attached gingiva stars from groove of free gingival
33.If a local anesthetic without a vasoconstrictor is required, then which of the following local anesthetics should be
used? Mepivacaine
40.cytology show dysplasia what to do next = I chose do biopsy , more option were perform the excisions surgery,
do cytology again to check the diagnostic
I got questions from Rita file, Andres file, and the last remember questions on 23 march
God Bless us
3/25/2019
BASEMA
A. 20
B. 50
C. 70
D. 90
3- Gorlin sy: nevoid basal cell carcinoma, multiple tumors, palmar plantar keratosis
7-four picture of 400 qs: Scleroderma, ear lop, geographic tongue ....
8- dentures anterior teeth touch each other strongly: decrease horizontal overlap( only makes sense)
9- all give support to u lip in denture: Arch shape- flange thickness- shape of the anterior teeth-occlusal plane
14- pt has cheilitis , fever, and has no allergy what anti inflammatory? Penicillin v
18- pt management
19- least cause make u extract 2 primary molar in case no 2nd premolar:
A. ankylosis
B. resorption root
C. big caries
20- alot qs about ankylosis indirect way that presence in x ray radiolucent or opaque
22- poster ortho extrusion cause relative intrusion for ant teeth or absolute (. An 1)
25- if lesion not go after how many make biopsy: 10-15 days
28- calculate the loss of attachment. There was gingival recession- SO add with pocket depth and: 4
29- a lot reversible irreversible pulpitis percussion periapical periodontitis ,all easy
29-Cleidocranial
30- cleft lip 6-9 months in uterus
31- bleach - wait 1 week then veneer 2-3 times
32- If a particular test is to correctly identify 95 out of 100 existing disease cases, then that test would have a
A- Specificity of 95%
B- Sensitivity of 95%
C- Positive predictive value of 95%
D- Validity of 95%
34-Most resistance from features in fixed dental prostheses such as boxes and grooves should ideally be located?
A- Facially
B- Lingually
C- Occlusally
D- Proximally
A- Lateral incisors
B- Canines
C- upper Premolars
D- lower molar
36- how do u know that pt will follow on instructions: pt said I will put floss with my evening medication
A. 0.5-0.1
B. 0.6-1.2
1-The rubber dam does NOT protect patients from which of the following?
- cold
- trauma
- NO2
4- pt with erythema on tongue multiple places surrounded by white border change it place?
Erythema migrans( same words)
6- systemic and local antifungal: Ketoconazole BOTH Topical for Mucocutaneous or Oral for systemic
7- antifungal systemic in case: Ketoconazole, fluconazole, Itraconazole, Voriconazole, posaconazole
AOT
odontoma
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Dentigerous cyst
Calcified odontogenic cyst
11- q in case 21 yo female has white spot on central incisors incisive edge( decalcification like) we can use all except
:
- Fluoride varnish
- Systemic fluoride
- Florid something but not systemic
13-The prostaglandin analog misoprostol (Cytotec) is most commonly used in treating gastric ulcers associated with
17- pt has limited attached gingiva near 2nd m molar which has recession in distal what flap not to do? MWF- laterally
displaced flap- gingivectomy- distal wedge
MARY’S RQS
1. Two different cases with a 17-year old boy with a broken tooth and lip laceration, same question: how to adjust
time exposure for an xray to find the tooth fragment in the lip?: Decrease time by 25%
3. Chronic periodontitis?
A. white male
B. AA male
C. asian female
D. native american male
E. Black male(TWICE)
5. After extraction, how you can control bleeding? (normal conditions) with simple gauze pressure
6 Water fluoridation in a community, which two ethical principles are in conflict? autonomy and beneficence
7. Green and orange discoloration of anterior teeth due to? bad oral hygiene
9. Hearing impaired patient, what to do to establish good relationship with the patient?
12. Mandibular third molar impacted extraction, distal root got missing, where it is most likely:
A. retropharyngeal,
B. submandibular
C. Submandibular
13. A child comes to your office with a neighbour, he states that he was playing in the yard and injured himself, they
gave me the class of injury, i think it was Ellis III but it wasn’t relevant for the qs. The adult states they could not
contact his mother, the kid says he has a dentist but doesn't remember his name. What do you do?
A. do the treatment
B. look for the dentist and try contact him,
C. try contacting the parents (picked this, in the case they said they tried to contact mom)
D. send to emergency room
14. Picture of a kids’ primary front teeth, literally eaten by caries, with two sticking out fistulas - asked what are those
changes on mucogingival junction (pus draining fistulas): Parulis
15. Big alveolar defect, which graft has the best prognosis? went with autologous bone
17. Completely intruded primary tooth that does not impinge on permanent Which is the correct treatment?
A. ortho tx
B. surgical
C. Observe
18. Kids dexterity to brushing teeth on his/her own? 2-5 they gain skills;6-9 they can brush on their own; 8 they
can floss.
A. Pvs
B. addition silicon
20. Arcon and non-arcon, difference: picked something with more movement abilities
21. Adolescent son comes to the office with a father that doesn’t speak English, what is best to do?
23. Biological width, how much is it and what does it consist of ( Concept)
JE 0.97mm +CT 1.07 mm=2.04 mm
A. miosis
B. mydriasis
26. You want to do a study to compare the mean DMFT of girls and boys at school, which test:
A. chi square
B. t-test
A. flush terminal
B. mesial step
D. distal step
E. class I,
F. class II
28. what means Bimaxillary effect? BOTH ARCH ARE PROTRUDED something with relation of both jaws to the
cranial base
29. Case, patient with porcelain crown, a lot of caries, what would you suggest?
30.Picture of kids teeth and gingiva, very swollen, in the history it says he’s been treated for skin infections and
gingivitis look like that for a couple of months now, it bleeds, what is most likely diagnosis?
A. myeloblastic leukemia,
B. pyogenic granuloma
A. Age
B. smoking history
A. anterior mandible
B. posterior mandible
C. anterior maxilla
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D. posterior maxilla
E. Mand ant, d2 type bone
A. Elliptic
B. Ovoid
C. Linear
D. circular
36. Contraindicated with asthma, what can precipitate the attack: NSAIDs
37. Pregnant, third trimester (36 weeks was given), why we don’t administer ibuprofen:
38 MOA of ibuprofen:
A. reversible platelet inhibition
B. irreversible platelet inhibition
C. extrinsic pathway
D. intrinsic pathway
39. Kid after baseball trauma, tooth is broken (dentin with exposure), no signs of laceration, tooth fragment was not
found, what best for diagnosis:
A. Panoramic
B. periapical with different angulation
A. Disc
B. condyle
A. delayed eruption
B. perio issues
C. high caries rate
D. macroglossia
48. Hydrolysis CO2 CO2 + H20 <=> H2CO3(carbonic acid) what is catalyst? Carbonic Anhydrase
A. Amelogenesis
B. Dentinogenesis
C. Dentinal dysplasia
51.Which relationship of primary molars can lead to Class 2 malocclusion? distal step
52. amalgam, you notice a small chip on margin - 0,5 mm What you'll do?
53. During endo you meet a ledge inside the canal What to do?
54.During an IAN not been able to achieve proper anesthesia means it went to which accessory innervation: Long
Buccal
A. Mylohyoid
B. Auriculotemporal
C. Two more nerve
A. Nerve
B. Striated muscle
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56. Cephalometric x-ray, and in an upper right corner there is an image of a ruler, it's just a vertical part of ruler line.
What for the ruler here?
A. A CT scan
B. MRI
C. 4 bitewings
D. Full mouth series of rx
59. LA ques..3 yrs 16 kg, max dose: option was 72 (no 70.4 in option)
60. LAP: t/t: Srp + Ab
61. def given: Attrition
62. LAP caused by: AA
A- Genetic factors
B- Biological factors
C- Disease factors
D- Risk factors
77. trepanation
82.major connector:
A.rigidity and support
B. Rigidity and retention
83.you realize the gutta percha is above the apex what is the first that you do?
85.cytological smear comes back positive with some cell what do you do next?
A. Biopsy
B. Second cytology to confirm the diagnosis
C. Excisional
D. Incisional
A. 1 pm
B. 2 pm
C. 1 m
D. 2m
87.indirect retainer what does it do? The answer was a little long but it was along the lines of preventing dislodgement
of distal extension
88.when you do flap surgery you cut thru healthy pdl.when that heal and connects cementum to bone with sharpey
fiber what is it called?
A. Regeneration
B. Reposition
C. Replacement.
D. Reattachment
90. Gingivectomy does what? Suprabony pockets and suprabony periodontal abscess and remove gingival
hyperplasia
91. 2 molar of mandibular has less keratinized gingiva deep pocket on the distal what don’t you do?
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A. Distal wedge
B. Gingivectomy
A. increases
B. Stays constant
C. Stops
D. Decreases?
93. how you can probe vertical dimension in a total denture: Sibilant/ Linguo Alveolar sound
94.what changes over time : Chroma
95.pseudomembranous colitis: clindamycin
96.tetracycline except: bactericidal
105. year female with high fever, lymph nodes tender and erythema of oral and pharyngeal mucosa.
a. Strep pharyngitis
106. all are benefits of 3/4 crown as compared to full crown except
A. better retention?
B. Better marginal access. can perform diagnostic testing
C. esthetic.
A. joint effusion?
B. cardiac murmurs
C. bone infection
A. bacteriological examination
B. ulcers at interdental papilla
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110) Patient want to change his habit of smoking, how will you address this patient
A. identity patient interests in habit changing
111. how many cutting edges in gracey curette, One lateral cutting edge in gracey
112.What is Y Line in maxilla radiograph) it is comprised of floor of maxillary sinus and nasal fossa
A. Cost effective
B. Time consuming
122. panoramic, elongation of styloid process, asking for what syndrome? eagle syndrome was patient in pain
when open his mouth
122. mandibular nerve exit the skull through what foramen: Ovale
123- xylitol for caries prevention. How to use : (varnish, mouth rinse, gum)
124. why the anterior face infections are dangerous because they will spread infection to what structure? cavernous
sinus
125.the most harmful force to single implant (vertical, horizontal, oblique, axial)
126- which will least resist force best single implant 4mm, 5mm, two splinted? 4mm splinted
127- brown discoloration of pfm? Microfracture was the best choice to me: microleakage
129- why chroma cobalt alloy will resist tarnish and corrosion (surface oxide layer, noble)?
130- sensitivity to cold and pressure two weeks after pfm? Vertical fracture or occlusal trauma
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131.epinephrine and levonordefrin act on which receptor to cause hypertension: alpha 1 receptor
A. Occlusal: 2mm
B. Marginal ridge : 1.5 mm
134. Distance between matrix band and marginal ridge: 1mm greater marginal ridge
135.Patient has lithium in drug history. Which disorder does he: have Bipolar
141. What happens after occlusal trauma with periodontal ligament? Widening of PDL
143. You do gold resto for patient, immediately after it pt feels a pain reason? Galvanic shock
147. . what would least improve retention of a crown prep. finish line?
148. What test for what disease should the doctor perform every year: Tuberculosis
149. Caries on a patient extends subgingivally what would be the approach Crown lengthening
151.Horizontal root fracture in middle third and the crown is slightly mobile = Splint and recall patient
152. Which of the following dental conditions is often found in Down's syndrome patients?
A. Mulberry molars
B. Supernumeraries
C. Short, conical roots
D. Hutchinson's incisors
156.Patient had a root canal 2 years ago and now you see an apical radiolucency. What to do pt asymptomatic
=Retreatment if the tooth becomes symptomatic
157. Dose of hydrocortisone taken per year that will indicate have adrenal insufficiency and need supplement dose
for surgery
158.Damage to biological systems from ionizing radiation is due primarily to which of the following?
A- Transmutation of a key atom
B- A direct hit on a key atom or molecule
C- Radiolysis of water molecules
A- Grand mal
B- Petit mal
161. Pigmentation of the face, lips and oral cavity and intestinal polyps = Peutz Jeghers syndrome
165. In a primary tooth, apical infection on the radiograph is usually where? In the furcation
167.Under which principles of informed consent of treatment, a dentist is NOT required to inform a patient about
which of the following?
A- Incisors
B- 1st premolars
C- 2nd premolars
D- 1st molars
A- Age
B- Smoking history
C- Quality of the bone
D- Location
175. Which teeth most likely to be crowded/ blocked out of maxillary arch? A- Canines
177. Most common reason of maxillary tori removal?: Palatal are usually NOT removed mandibular are usually
removed. Possible answer is Extends so far posteriorly interfering with the posterior palatal seal.
A- Prosthetic treatment
B- Malignancy transformation
C- Hyperplastic papillary tissue formation
178.Patient is opening her mouth, click when 25 mm opened, then second click when it’s 5 mm until full closure -
what is the reason for second click?
A- Displacement of the disc from anterior position to being back on the condyle
B- Displacement of the disc posterior to the condyle
A- GTR
B- extraction with implant placement
C- hemisection with prosthetic crown placement
D- converting a class II to a class I furcation
A- liver metabolism
B- intestinal absorption
C- kidney clearance
D- Other options
A- Nutritional deficiencies
B- Smoking
C- Age
D- Genetics
184.. Which Antifungal is available in troches? A- clotrimazole
185- Occlusal reduction of porcelain crown?
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186. Picture of the tongue, lateral side with bluish lesion, patient states it is present for a 5 years now, growing but
really slow?
A- Hemangioma
B- Veracities
C- Hamartoma
D- Kaposi sarcoma
A- Febrile
B- Absence
C- Grand mal
D- Epileptic
A- Self-pay
B- Medicare
C- Insurances
A- Traumatic neuroma
B- Neurofibroma
C- Other neuromas
A- filiform
B- fungiform
C- foliate
191.You are prepping the tooth for a crown, but realized, that the step is only 1 mm away from the alveolar crest,
what do you do?
A- crown lengthening
B- nothing
C- Other options
A. Patient motivation
B. Gingivitis estimation
C. Calculus index
D. Other options
193. A child’s behavior problem can be managed by desensitization if the basis of the problem is
A- Pain
B- Fear
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C- Emotional
D- The parents
195. Auxiliary resistance from features in fixed dental prostheses such as boxes and grooves should ideally be
located?
A- Facially
B- Lingually
C- Occlusally
D- Proximally
196. Which of the following would be LEAST likely to lead to the development of root surface caries on facial
surfaces?
197. The patient should sign the informed consent for surgery
198- Which of the following does NOT produce a pharmacologic decrease in saliva production?
A- Atropine (AtroPen)
B- Scopolamine (Transderm-Scop)
C- Pilocarpine (Salagen)
D- Glycopyrrolate (Robinul)
199. The rubber dam does NOT protect patients from which of the following?
200. Which of the following contributes most to a successful pulp capping procedure?
A- An isolated field
B- Absence of bleeding
C- An exposure of less than 0.75 mm
D- Use of calcium hydroxide
201. Which of the following has the greatest impact on the success of a periodontal flap procedure?
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202. The most common form of periodontal disease seen in school-aged children is
A- Aggressive periodontitis
B- Marginal gingivitis
C- Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis
D- Gingival hyperplasia
A- Dentist
B- Patient
C- Dental hygienist
D- Dental assistant
204. Case. Patient comes with bilateral bone expansion, and complains about Dentures won’t fit? A- Paget’s
disease
A- Le Fort 1 osteotomy
B- Sagittal osteotomy
C- Vertical osteotomy
D- Orthodontic
A. Aesthetics
B. Vertical dimension
C- Occlusion
D- Obtain facebow record
A- Ectopic thyroid
B- Peripheral giant cell?
C- Pyogenic Granuloma
A- Odontogenic keratocyst
B- Compound odontoma
C- Ameloblastoma
211. All of the following are associated with Ludwig’s Angina, EXCEPT?
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A- Retropharyngeal Space
B- Submandibular
C- Sublingual
D- Other options
212.Difference between primary and secondary occlusal trauma?A - PDL involvement and remaining amount of
supporting bone
A - Chelating agent
B- Irrigation
C- Lubricant
D- Disinfectant
A- Morphodifferentiation
B- Histodifferentiation
C-Apposition
217.Colored tiny spot on the internal surface of lower lip, what’s the most probable diagnosis?
A- melanotic macule
B- melanotic nevus
C- Other options
218- What’s the cause of the folds on the tongue? ( it was unilateral )
A- teeth indentation
B-Trauma
C- Other options
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