2020 MCQ Flashcards
(99 cards)
which of the following is a possible sign of physical child abuse:
1 child taken for care soon after injury
2 history of injury matches clinical findings
3 injuries consistent with developmental age of child
4 multiple injuries around the mouth
5 parent concerned about the possible long term consequences of injury
4 multiple injuries around the mouth
which of the following is an indication for primary molar Endodontics:
1 age 12 or over 2 cardiac disease 3 cellulitis 4 good cooperation 5 pus in pulp chamber
4 good cooperation
what is the maximum dose of paracetamol for a healthy patient to take over a 24 hour period
1g 2g 3g 4g 5g
4g
what index is used to measure periodontal health for epidemiological purposes
1 CPITN 2 dmft/DMFT 3 IOTN 4 PAR 5 TF
1 CPITN
which of the following findings is most likely to be found on extra oral examination of lymph nodes of a patient who has recently had a throat infection
1 enlarged deep cervical nodes only
2 enlarged parotid nodes only
3 enlargement of submandibular nodes only
4 enlargement of the submental, submandibular and deep cervical nodes
5 generalised lymph node enlargement
1 enlarged deep cervical nodes
which of the following community F delivery initiatives are in place across Scotland
1 fluoridated milk in nurseries and schools
2 fluoridation of nursery and school water supply
3 fluoridation of the public water supply
4 F mouth rinsing regimes in schools and nurseries
5 F varnish schemes in nurseries and schools
5 F varnish in school and nurseries
which of the following can be defined as an individuals belief that they can succeed at a particular task or behaviour
1 compliance 2 external locus of control 3 reasoned action 4 self efficacy 5 subjective norms
4 self efficacy
at re-evaluation what circumstances would periodontal surgery be indicated
1 excellent OH and pockets 5mm or more
2 excellent OH and pockets of 3-4 mm and increased tooth mobility
3 pockets of 7mm or more, irrespective of OH
4 poor OH and pockets of 5mm or more
5 poor OH and pockets of 3-4mm
1 excellent OH and pockets of 5mm or more
what is the “inverse care law” used to describe
1 area level of healthcare needs but is unrelated to access to care
2 areas least in need of good healthcare are least likely to receive it
3 areas most in need of good healthcare are least likely to receive it
4 areas most in need of good health care are most likely to receive it
5 level of access to care but is unrelated to level of healthcare needs
3 areas most in need of good healthcare are least likely to receive it
the approximate dimension of the biological width in healthy teeth is
1 0.5mm
- 1mm
- 2mm
- 3mm
- 3.5mm
- 2mm
The property of occlusal forces that the dentist is most able to influence through careful design of occlusal surfaces is
1 direction 2 duration 3 frequency 4 velocity 5 magnitude
1 direction
what percentage phosphoric acid is normally used to etch enamel prior to placing composite
- 17%
- 27%
- 37%
- 47%
- 57%
- 37%
In the development of dentinal caries, which of the following is the earliest observed event
- beading of tubules
- initial demineralisation
- invasion of pioneer bacteria
- liquefaction foci
- plural necrosis
3 invasion of pioneer bacteria
a fast irregular pulse in a patient who is suddenly acutely breathless would suggest
1 atrial fibrillation 2 congestive heart failure 3 deep vein thrombosis 4 left heart failure 5 ventricular fibrillation
1 atrial fibrillation
In relation to complete dentures, one of the principle objectives of jaw registration is
1 to determine the intermaxillary relationship in the ICP
2 to determine the inter maxillary relationship in the resting face height position
3 to determine the inter maxillary relationship in the RCP
4 to record the denture space
5 to record the freeway space
3 to determine the intermaxillary relationship in the RCP
In relation to the research findings: “among those who’ve never drank alcohol, cigarette smoking was associated with an increased risk of head and neck cancer (Odds ratio 2.13, 95% CI = 1.52 to 2.98)”, which of the following is true:
1 smoking doubles the risk of head and neck cancer in those who have never drunk alcohol
2 cigarette smoking halves the risk of head and neck cancer in those who have never drunk alcohol
3 cigarette smoking is not associated with increased risk of head and neck cancer in those who have never drunk alcohol
4 drinking alcohol is not associated with increased risk of head and neck cancer in those who smoke cigarettes
5 never drinking alcohol halves the risk of head and neck cancer among those who smoke cigarettes
1 smoking doubles the risk of head and neck cancer in those who have never drunk alcohol
in terms of medical devices, which statement best defines sterility
1 an instrument is sterile if the probability that there are viable microbes on the instrument is equal to 1 in a thousand
2 an instrument is sterile if the probability that there are viable microbes on the instrument is equal to 1 in 10 thousand
3 an instrument is sterile if the probability that there are viable microbes on the instrument is equal to 1 in 100 thousand
4 an instrument is sterile if the probability that there are viable microbes on the instrument is equal to 1 in a million
5 an instrument is sterile if the probability that there are viable microbes on the instrument is equal to 10 in a thousand
4 an instrument is sterile if the probability that there are viable microbes on the instrument is equal to 1 in a million
what’s the documented incidence of permanent neurosensory damage to the inferior alveolar nerve following extraction of a “low risk” wisdom tooth
- <1%
- <5%
- <10%
- <15%
- <20%
- <10%
if treating a patient with a 7mm overjet and deep traumatic overbite, what instructions would be included in lab prescription
1 flat anterior bite plane 4mm wide 2 flat anterior bite plane 7mm wide 3 flat anterior bite plane 10mm wide 4 inclined anterior bite plane 7mm wide 5 inclined anterior bite plane 10mm wide
3 flat anterior bite plane 10mm wide
which of the following would be described as a peri operative complication
1 dry socket 2 ecchymosis 3 fracture of alveolar plate 4 oedema 5 trismus
3 fracture of alveolar plate
which of the following statements is true for childhood leukaemia
1 40% are Acute Lymphoblast Leukaemia (A.L.L) 2 female more than male 3 may present with gingival bleeding 4 peak age is 9-12 5 presents with primary herpes
3 may present with gingival bleeding
in orthodontics, anterior bite planes are used for
1 facilitating correction of an anterior cross bite
2 increasing the over bite
3 protecting brackets of a fixed appliance on lower incisors from the occlusal force of upper incisors
4 reducing the over bite
5 reducing the over jet
4 reducing the over bite
deamination of amino acids
1 generates the corresponding keto acids 2 only occurs when amino acid concentration is low 3 occurs at low pH 4 produces amine 5 produces CO2
1 generates the corresponding keto acids
when thinking about the potential of post op bleeding following a tooth extraction, which of the following would be regarded as a systemic haemostatic agent that could be provided to help alleviate bleeding
1 adrenaline containing LA 2 fibrin foam 3 oxidised regenerated cellulose 4 thrombin paste and powder 5 tranexamic acid
5 tranexamic acid