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Question 1

Why do you not give live attenuated polio vaccine

Answer 1

it can mutate and cause new strain

Question 2

Where is the phagocyte located in the TMJ

Answer 2

Synovial membrane

Question 3

Fungus that causes cerebral/brain infarct

Answer 3

Asperigillus

Question 4

Innervation of lungs

Answer 4

Vagus

Question 5

10 week pregnant woman, which doesn’t happen

Answer 5

TMJ formation

Question 6

What forms superior orbital fissure

Answer 6

Greater and Lesser wings of Sphenoid

Question 7

What part of brain controls hunger

Answer 7

Hypothalamus

Question 8

What creates laryngeal prominence

Answer 8

Thyroid cartilage

Question 9

Part of hard palate directly posterior to max. central incisors is formed from

Answer 9

Intermaxillary suture

Question 10

Person had acute hemorrhage, what occurs

Answer 10

HR increase

BP decreases

Question 11

What innervates erector spinae muscles

Answer 11

Dorsal branches of spinal nerve

Question 12

Epithelial similarities between proximal convoluted tubule and salivary gland cell

Answer 12

Striated duct

Question 13

What part of thymus is calcitonin from

Answer 13

Parafollicular cells (C-cells)

Question 14

Which one of these helps in retraction of blood clots

Answer 14

Factor 8 (VIII)

Question 15

Peak of mount everest at atmospheric pressure is 250Hg, what is the partial pressure of Oxygen

Answer 15

50

Question 16

Question on cholesterol synthesis, which is needed

Answer 16

squalene

Question 17

Which will be recognized by restriction enzyme

Answer 17

ATTA

Question 18

Which bacteria is capsular

Answer 18

Strep. pneumonia

Question 19

CASE:
Woman walks into office complaining of TMJ. Taking NSAIDs for TMJ and taking prednisone. She has polymyalgia rheumatic and Osteoarthritis.

• Where would she have pain
• What type of disease is Polymyalgia Rheumatica
• All of the following are related to PR except?
• You prefer dental procedure on person taking NSAIDs and is anemic and she starts to hemorrhage, why?

Answer 19

• Pectoral girdle
• Autoimmune
• Pain in shoulders, neck, shoulders, arms, hips, may be cause my temporal arteritis inflammatory condition, gradual over time, can lead to severe depression, can cause blindness if untreated, treated with corticosteroids, can cause anemia, fever, fatigue, loss of appetitive and overall feeling of illness
• Because platelets aren’t sticking NSAID

Question 20

Overwriting with AB’s, C. difficile would show?

Answer 20

Pseudomembranous Colitis

Question 21

Not needed for Collagen synthesis

Answer 21

Folic acid

Question 22

Best Tx for Candida

Answer 22

Amphoterican B

Question 23

Herpes virus is only virus that gets its cell wall from

Answer 23

Host membrane

Question 24

Hep C is transmitted

Answer 24

Blood-borne

Question 25

How many chains of heavy-chain do you need to change to make it into a variable

Answer 25

2

Question 26

Most common site in the lung to have SCC

Answer 26

Center of lung

Question 27

Sickle cell anemia Hbs what happens

Answer 27

Agglutination and Deoxygenation

Question 28

Most distinguishable factor of gingival mucosa

Answer 28

Rete peg

Question 29

CASE: Woman with osteoarthritis -All of these are correct about osteoarthritis except

Answer 29

Fever

Question 30

Pt gets lesion through spinal nerve T4, he lays on your chair, what are you most worried about

Answer 30

Bladder releasing

Question 31

Corboxyhemoglobin is

Answer 31

Carbon monoxide

Question 32

Pt has disorder with insufficiency of ADH

Answer 32

Copious Dilute Urine

Question 33

Falx cerebri is

Answer 33

Dura Mater

Question 34

Which one of these are visceral branches of abdominal aorta

Answer 34

Celiac & Superior Mesenteric aa

Question 35

Which one comes from the upper layer of neural tube

Answer 35

Ascending sensory pathway

Question 36

Herring-Brauer reflex is in regards to what organ

Answer 36

Lung

Question 37

Herring-Brauer reflex is in regard to

Answer 37

Stretch reflex

Question 38

If the infundibulum is cut from the hypothalamus which is affected

Answer 38

ADH

Question 39

Which reckitsial infection is not from an insect bite

Answer 39

Q fever

Question 40

N-muramic acid is part of the

Answer 40

Bacterial Cell Wall

Question 41

If left max canine is extracted, and you go into canine guidance to the left, what is the affect on the right and left

Answer 41

???

Question 42

Which would not be found in the epithelial tissue of oral mucosa

Answer 42

Stratum Corneum

Question 43

Lines of own resemble

Answer 43

Lines of Retzius

Question 44

When trying to prevent formation of uric acid, what do you inhibit

Answer 44

Xanthine oxidase

Question 45

Where is secretin made

Answer 45

Duodenum

Question 46

Alzheimer's is a form of dementia and people with depression are more likely to get Alzheimers

Answer 46

both true

Question 47

Which two bacteria are found in 99% of feces

Answer 47

Bacteroides & Fusobacterium

Question 48

Which inclusion gives a cell its basophilic nature

Answer 48

Ribosomes

Question 49

What happens with primary/initial exposure to HSV1

Answer 49

Pre-Herpetic Gingivostomatitis

Question 50

When does 2nd mandibular molar complete apex formation

Answer 50

15 years

Question 51

Outer component of Hep B is

Answer 51

Glycoprotein

Question 52

CASE: Man with Type II diabetes mellitus and drinks alcohol comes in for extraction of tooth 3 - Why bad breath - All of the following are related to type 2 except - After extraction, you notice histological pseudo stratified ciliated epithelium at the root tip, what is that from

Answer 52

- Oral hygiene (or alcohol?) - Autoimmune (destroy beta cells pancreas) - Max. Sinus

Question 53

Which endocrine gland is not essential

Answer 53

Adrenal Medulla

Question 54

Which of the following is found in Zona Fasiculatis

Answer 54

Cortisol

Question 55

What do you find in sweat of a person with Cystic fibrosis

Answer 55

Chloride

Question 56

During pregnancy, which of the following happens in 10 weeks

Answer 56

Increase HCG, Progesterone, Lower LH

Question 57

Why are dental tubules S-shaped

Answer 57

Compacted/crowding Odontoblasts

Question 58

Purpose of telomerase

Answer 58

Elongation of telomere

Question 59

Patient with RCT #3 and radiolucency did not resolve. The histological section showed non-keratinized epi, would show

Answer 59

Cyst

Question 60

During extraction, you break the adjacent marginal ridge of amalgam

Answer 60

Stop everything and inform patient

Question 61

CASE: Woman comes to office complaining that when she eats she gets a painful swelling that is large. X-ray shows radiopacity. Inflammation of submandibular duct/gland - Whats the diagnosis - What kind of cells would you find when biopsy of the duct is done - Why type of CT is in the middle portion of the retrodiscal pad

Answer 61

- Sialolith - Neutrophils - Fibrous tissue

Question 62

CN 7 and 8 go through

Answer 62

Internal acoustic meatus

Question 63

All will depress respiration except

Answer 63

Cocaine

Question 64

UTP-Glucose reacts with which of the following in glycogen synthesis

Answer 64

Glucose-1-Phosphate

Question 65

Fumerate connects urea cycle via

Answer 65

TCA cycle

Question 66

What is responsible for the dissociation of phosphate group during muscle contractions

Answer 66

Cocking action

Question 67

What occurs during Tracheostomy

Answer 67

Reduce airway resistance and Dead space

Question 68

Positive PPD is indicative of all of the following except

Answer 68

Immune response to MYCO TB

Question 69

Where is ATP used most in the kidney

Answer 69

Proximal tubules (most absorption)

Question 70

In severe Blood Loss, all of the following occurs in the kidney except

Answer 70

Reduce Secretions of Renin

Question 71

What elicits an immune response when bound to carrier protein

Answer 71

Hapten

Question 72

With age, elasticity of aorta decreases, which of the following occurs

Answer 72

Increase systolic and diastolic

Question 73

Stretch reflex is

Answer 73

Monosynaptic