Practice Questions 1 Flashcards

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A decrease of ___ causes an increase in radiographic density?

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Source-film distance

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Each of the following is an electromagnetic radiation except one.. which one?

Radar
X-rays
Alpha rays
Gamma rays
Visible light
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Alpha rays

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What are the physical symptoms in the eyes in a severe CNS oxygen deprived patient?

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Dilated pupils with an absence of light reflex

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What is the major route of excretion of penicillin V? F

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Secretion not metabolized in the urine

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What space management treatment should be planned for a child age 4, missing both primary mandibular first molars with no primate space present? Why?

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Bilateral band and loops

The mandibular permanent incisors are not present

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Each of the following characterizes an IMPENDING insulin shock except one. Which one?

Weakness
Convulsions
Mental confusion
Cold perspiration

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Convulsions

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Why is ethyl alcohol a good antidote for methanol poisoning?

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It inhibits methanol metabolism

It competes successfully with methanol for alcohol dehydrogenase

It prevents formation of formaldehyde

It prevents damage to the optic nerve

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Each of the following nonsedating antihistamines would be contraindicated in an individual taking cimetidine for heartburn except one. Which one?

Astemizole (hismanal)
Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 
Fexofenadine (Allegra)
Hydroxyzine (vistaril)
Terfenadine (seldane)
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Fexofenadine (Allegra)

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Which of the following is a LOCAL contraindication for the surgical removal of an impacted tooth?

A nonvital tooth
Fever of unknown origin 
A history of bleeding disorder
An undiagnosed ulcer in the oral cavity
Pale gingiva with hx of anemia
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An undiagnosed ulcer in the oral cavity

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What property increases when the intermediate chain of a local anesthetic drug is lengthened?

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Potency

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Alveoplasty following closed extraction is usually performed with ___

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Fingers

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True or false… periosteal elevators can be used to luxate teeth

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False

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The fenestration technique for mandibular vestibuloplasty is based on the premise that the mucosal attachment will…

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Not cross a fibrous scar band

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What is a constitutional symptom?

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Constitutional symptoms refers to a group of symptoms that can affect many different systems of the body. Examples include weight loss, fevers, chills, headache, fevers of unknown origin,

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What is the most commonly used surgical procedure to correct maxillary retrognathia?

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Le Fort 1 osteotomy

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In the preauricular approach to the TMJ, which anatomic structure, if damaged, presents the potential for the greatest morbidity?

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Facial nerve

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How does the growth of the cranial base generally relate in time to the growth of the jaws?

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It precedes it

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Which flap design allows the best surgical access to the apical aspect of a tooth root with the least reflection of soft tissue?

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Semilunar

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Principles for managing a localized alveolar osteitis after extraction of a mandibular first molar include each of the following besides one. Which one?

Flushing out debris with normal saline solution

Curetting the honey wall to promote bleeding

Placing a sedative dressing in the socket to protect exposed bone

Administring mild analgesic drugs as an adjunct to local treatment

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Curetting the bony wall to promote bleeding

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Define “temporomandibular Disorders”

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A collective term for a hetorgenous group of musculoskeletal disorders varying etiologies that present with similar signs and symptoms

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Describe the proper preprosthetic surgical procedure of moderate-sized mandibular lingual tori removal.

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The tori should be removed by grooving teh superior surface then shearing the torus off with a mono-beveled chisel. The area is then smoothed with a bone file

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True or false… xenografts are frequently used n mandibular reconstruction

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False

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When a patient bites on a hard object on the left mandibular molar, the inter articular pressure of the right TMJ is ___

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Decreased

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True or false.. when administering inhalation sedation, the patient should remove contact lenses. The initial flow rate of oxygen should be at least 6L/min. As the flow of nitrous oxide through the mixing dial style unit is increased, the flow rate of oxygen is reduced so the correct percentage of each is delivered at a constant flow rate.

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True

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Each of the following is a common cause of postsurgical atelectasis (decreased expansion of the alveoli) except one. Which is the exception? Shallow inspirations Pain-limiting movement Inactivity after surgery Preoperative respiratory infection Narcotic analgesic that depresses the respiratory drive
Inactivity after surgery
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Which of the following antibiotics has been implicated in the vast majority of cases of oral contraceptive failure during antibiotic use? ``` Penicillin Rifampin Keflex Erythromycin Tetracycline ```
Rifampin
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What is the main function of the liner used in a casting ring?
Allow uniform and uninhibited setting expansion of the investment
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True or false... rubber dams in endodontic treatment can not be used if the patient is informed and consents.
False. A rubber dam is always an essential component of endodontics
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What is an acronym for a marketing strategy to use for reluctant patients?
OPTIMEM ``` Objectives Patients Tools Incurred Costs Message Everyone Monitoring ```
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Spontaneous gingival hemorrhage or acute stomatitis, observedin a pediatric patient under treatment for absence seizures, indicates withdrawal of the anticonvulsant ___.
Valproic acid
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Back pressure porosity is evidenced by...
Often evidenced by rounded margins on the casting
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What is the main metabolite of ingested isopropyl alcohol?
Acetone
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Larger condensers and laterally applied condensation forces are recommended to ensure complete condensation of which type of amalgam? F
Spherical
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Compressing the acrylic resin in a rubbery stage will probably result in...
Incomplete filling of the model details
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Why are properly designed rests on the lingual surface of a canine preferred to a properly designed rest on the incisal surface?
Less leverage is exerted against the tooth by the lingual rest
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What is the main metabolite of ingested isopropyl alcohol?
Acetone
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What is the main disadvantage of glass ionomer cement?
Moisture sensitivity during initial set
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The base of the incision in the gingivectomy technique is located [above/below] the mucogingival junction
Above
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The most important anticoagulant effect of heparin is to interfere with the conversion of __ to ___
Fibrinogen to fibrin
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When determine the appropriate does of systemic fluoride supplements for a child, it is most important for the density to consider what?
The child’s age and the fluoride content of the drinking water
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What is the drug of choice to treat overdosage with tricyclic antidepressants?
Phystostigmine
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Drug interaction resulting in serious adverse cardiovascular events, including death, might occur between erythromycin and what antihistamine drug?
Terfenadine
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What is the proper way to clean up a mercury spill in the lab or office?
Aspirating the mercury into a wash bottle trap, then dusting the spill area with sulfur powder
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Name the 4 parts of a prescription
Superscription Inscription Subscription Transcription (Note that conscription is not)
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Inhalation of amyl nitrate can result in each of the following except one. Which one? Tachycardia Coronary artery dilation Peripheral arterial dilation A decrease in arterial blood pressure Increased motility of the small bowel
Increased motility of the small bowel
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Prolonged use of amyl nitrite may result in...
Methemoglobinemia
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True or false... organophosphates are readily absorbed through the skin
True
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When high gold content alloys are compared to base metal alloys, the base metal alloys exhibit [higher/lower] melting point, [increased/decreased] specific gravity, and generally [higher/lower] yield strength and hardness
Higher Decreased Higher
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The central skeletal muscle relaxation produced by depressing the polysynatpic reflex arcs is brought about by all of the following drugs except... Diazepam Lorazepam Meprobamate D-tubocurarine
D-tubocurarine
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The cardiac glycosides will reduce the concentration of which ion in an active heart muscle cells?
Potassium
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Which of the following drugs is excreted primarily by renal tubular secretion? Benzylpenicillin Streptomycin Tetracycline Bacitracin
Benzylpenicillin
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How many days before dental surgery do you need to stop aspirin?
7-10 days
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Infection of the ___ space causes severe trismus WITHOUT any obvious clinical swelling
Pterygomandibular
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What is the drug used to treat overdose of meperidine?
Naloxone
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What is the function of a hex in an implant?
Anti rotational device
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What is the mechanism of sulphonylureas?
Directly stimulate the pancreas to secrete insulin
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What are the primary bacterial invaders that cause pulpal infections?
Facultative aerobes
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Which bacterial type is found in causing severe spreading abscesses?
Bacteroides?
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Which malocclusion is most difficult to take a centric relation record?
Class 3 malocclusion
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Acidulated phosphate fluoride solutions must be stored in __ containers.
Polyethelene
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True or false... Tachycardia is a side effect of nitrous oxide
True
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What is the major reason for polishing amalgam?
Reduce potential for plaque accumulation
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What is the max % of N2O for a child?
50%
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Accepted technique or the reduced pocket depth includes osseous surgery. True or false.
False?
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What does the W on the rubber dam clamp stand for?
Wingless
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What is the LEAST common congenitally missing tooth?
Canine
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Define dehisense
The loss of buccal or lingual bone overlying a tooth root
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Define collimation
The accurate adjustment of the line of sight of a telescope control of size and shape of X-ray beam
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After periodontal surgery what type of healing occurs most of the time?
Repair
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What is the biggest risk in performing a BSSO (bilateral split sagital osteotomy)
Paresthesia
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What is the best treatment for a tooth with an existing RCT and a class 3 furcation?
Split in two as two premolars (hemisection)
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True or false... GTR is a favorable treatment in class 3 furcations
False. It is not an option
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True or false... diazepam is contraindicated in pregnancy
True
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What tissue type is least sensitive to xrays?
Muscle
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What syndrome is characterized by rapid loss of teeth and hyperkeratosis of hands and feet?
Papillon Lefevre Syndrome
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What is an intrabony defect?
Same as infrabony, vertical bone loss
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What are the purposes of bleeding spots in the gingivectomy procedure?
Outline the incision line
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What tissues are involved in periodontal regeneration?
Cementum PDL Bone
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True or false... with successful RCT,some dentin regeneration is expected.
False. Not dentin is regenerated. Bone may be regenerated though
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Of the following, which is not considered as increased risk of oral cancer? HPV HIV Alcohol Tobacco
HIV
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If bone is kept at ___ degrees for over 1 minute it can cause necrosis.
55C
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True or false... demineralized, freeze dried bone has BMP in it
True (BMP = bone morphogenic proteins)
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What syndrome is characterized by lysosome storage disease, abdominal hernias, ear infections, colds, prominent forehead, enlarged tongue, mental retardation?
Hunter Syndrome
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True or false.. children with autism frequently display repetitive behavior
True
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What odontogenic tumor/cyst has the largest incidence of recurrence?
OKC
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What is the mechanism of most drugs that treat arrhythmias?
Decreases repolarization rate, prolongs refractory period
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If a patient is taking saw palmetto, what drug should you avoid?
Aspirin
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If a patient is taking ginseng what drug should you avoid?
Warfarin
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What portion of the curette should be in contact at the line angle?
Lower 1/3 edge
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True or false... sodium hypochlorite is not a chelating agent
True
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true or false... after a drug goes through the liver it becomes more water soluble and less lipid soluble
True
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At which point should you restore a carious lesion? halfway through enamel Cavitated To CEJ Can see radiographically
Cavitated
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Which pemphigoid like lesion is most often seen in infants?
Pemphigus vulgaris
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True or false... nasiolabial cysts cannot be seen radiographically
True they cannot
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Which primary tooth is more important the primary first or second molar
Second
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Who do you report potential cross reactions of drugs to?
The FDA
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What form of mercury is the worst for humans?
Methylmercury (organic mercury)
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Which location is the most successful spot for dental implants?
Anterior mandible (posterior mandible has insufficient blood flow)
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What is the absolute maximum amount of NO that should be given to an adult patient?
70%
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What is neuropraxia?
Transient episode of motor paralysis with little or no sensory or autonomic dysfunction. Neurapraxia describe nerve damage in which there is no disruption of the nerve or its sheath
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What is first pass metabolism?
A process in which a drug adminstered orally is absorbed from the GI tract and transported via portal vein to the liver where it is metabolized. As a result, only a small amount of the active drug reaches systemic circulation.
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How can first pass metabolism be avoided?
If the drug is administered sublingually
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Phenothiazine bloods __ receptors
Dopamine D2
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Which is more abrasive, amalgam, composite, or enamel?
Amalgam
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You have a pt with a composite filling that complains of pain to cold on chewing. You ditch out the fillin with a bur and now the patient is out of pain. What was the cause of pain?
Polymerization shrinkage
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Silver turns porcelain what color?
Green
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A child that has cleft lip and cleft palate most likely has what class of malocclusion?
Class 3
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What connects the major connector to occlusal rests?
Minor connectors
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What is the most important in selecting a shade?
Value (light-darkness)
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What is the most common medical emergency in the dental office?
Syncope
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What are the symptoms of Ludwig’s angina?
Swelling, pain, and raising of the tongue. Swelling of the neck and the tissues of the submandibular and sublingual spaces, malaise, fever, dysphagia, and in severe cases, stridor (difficultly breathing) Trismus is not a symptom
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What type of malocclusion is most prone to breaking their anterior teeth?
Class 2 division 1 (incisors flared forward)
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True or false... disinfection successfully destroys the majority of microorganisms including bacterial spores
False.. although they do destroy the majority of microorganisms, they do not destroy bacterial spores
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ANUG usually occurs in individuals between ages __ and ___. It is also called ____ and ___. It results in punched out papilla, fetid odor, pseduomembrane, and is caused by what bacteira?
Prevotella intermedia
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True or false... AIDS pts are protected under the american with disabilities act
True
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____ is a genetic disorder that results in the buildup of mucopolysaccharides due to a deficiency of alpha-L iduronidase, and enzyme responsible for the degeneration of mucopolysaccaries in lysosomes. Without this enzyme, a build up of heparin sulfate and dermatan sulfate occurs in the body
Hurlers syndrome
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Define specificity. What is the difference between specificity and sensitivity?
Proportion of truly non diseased persons who are so identified by a screening test (measures how good a test is at correctly identifying non diseased persons). Sensitivity tests identify diseased persons.
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# Define the following. Beneficence Pt autonomy Nonmaleficence Justice Veracity Jurisprudence
Do good Self governance “Do no harm”. Dentists are to keep skills and knowledge up-to-date and practice within their limits in order to protect the pt from harm Fairness Truthfulness The therapy and philosophy of law
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Why do pregnant patients need to lie on their left side?
Pregnant lying on back will constrict the inferior vena cava
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In radiology, blocking material is made of ___ while filtration material is made of ___
Lead Aluminum
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What will increasing trituration time do?
Working time decreases Setting contraction increases Compressive strength increases with lathecut. It decreases with spherical. Creep increases
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What is the BULL rule?
Selective grinding Buccal of uppers and lingual of lowers should be adjusted Selective grinding should occur before final restorations
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What does longer spatulation time of gypsum do?
Greater expansion and shorter working/setting time
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True or false... prevotella intermedia is a spirochete
False. It is a rod
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How long should you wait after indirect pulp capping to re-evaluate?
6-8 weeks
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What is the number one reason for implant failure?
Surgical technique
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True or false... an HMO insurance policy is a capitation plan
True A capitated contract is a healthcare plan that allows payment of a flat fee for each patient it covers. Under a capitated contract, an HMO or managed care organization pays a fixed amount of money for its members to the health care provider.
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What is the main reason why we want the proximal clearances both facially and lingually in class 2 amalgam prep?
For better access for cleaning
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The strength of zinc oxide eugenol can be increased by adding ____
PolyMethylmethacrylate
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Which type of impression material is the most difficult to remove from the oral cavity?
Polyether
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What is chlorpeniramine and what is it used to treat?
Antihistamine - Treats dermatological manifestions of allergic reactions.
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What is chlorpromazine?
Antipsychotic Inhibits dopaminergic receptor, same group as phenothiazine and haloperidol
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True or false... diazepam has no effect on respiration’s as opposed to other benzodiazepines
True
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What is hydroxyzine used to treat?
Antihistamine that is used as a Antianxiety in children. Can be used in the with general anesthesia before medical procedures. Fast clearance with low side effects
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What tooth has the most consistent root canal shape?
Maxillary canine
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A pt needs to get renal dialysis. When should oral surgery be performed on this patient?
The day AFTER renal dialysis
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What drug class is nifedipine?
Calcium channel blocker (causes gingival hyperplasia)
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True or false... amantadine is an antiviral agent
True
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What is the mechanism of antihistamines?
Competitively block histamine receptors
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What type of periodontal incision is used for gingivectomy procedures with excess gingiva ONLY?
External bevel
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What is another name for Steven Johnson’s syndrome?
Erythema multiform Major Often due to a reaction to medications and/or infections
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With asthma do you hear wheezing upon inhalation or exhale?
Exhalation
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Implants should be placed at least ___mm apart from each other
3mm
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What is a normal, healthy T cell count?
500-1500units/ml
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Pt’s viral load was 100,000 units/ml and T cell count was 50. The T cell count is too [high/low]
Low
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A pt has a hypocalcified permanent maxillary central incisor. When did this occur?
6months - 3 years
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A pt recently had parotid surgery and has problems on one side of their face when they eat. They have ___ syndrome.
Frey’s syndrome
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A pt is in mixed dentition is end to end. What type of occlusion will this result in permanent dentition?
Class 1
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What material is in reinforced IRM that gives it strength?
Poly methyl methacrylate
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A pt has an implant. How do the connective tissue and epithelial attachment compare to a normal tooth?
Epithelium is the same but the connective tissue connection is different
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True or false... BOP is less reliable of indication in an implant than in a natural tooth
True Bleeding is unrelated to the amount of inflammation in the peri implant site
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What are the differences between a tooth and an implant in regards to the epithelial and CT attachment?
CT attachement in natural tooth is perpendicular and inserts to the cementum. In an implant the collagen is parallel to the implant. Epithelial attachment in natural tooth JE is from REE. It is from adjacent oral epithelial in an implant.
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What is a sign that a pt is having a laryngeal spasm?
Stridor
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Pt is taking dicumoral. What are they being treated for?
Myocardial infarction
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Which of the following is most likely to develop from a dentigerous cyst? AOT Ameloblastoma Ameloblastic fibroma
Ameloblastoma
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Which antibiotic does NOT inhibit cell wall synthesis? Amoxicillin Vancomycin Azithromycin
Azithromycin
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Where is a maxillary 3rd molar most likely to be displaced? Infratemporal fossa Maxillary sinus
Maxillary sinus Infratemporal fossa is possible yet rare
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Pt has veneers from 6-11, which fluoride should be used so you do not stain their teeth? Standouts fluoride Sodium fluoride Acid fluoride
Sodium fluoride
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____ is a pathology found at the floor of mouth and is doughy in consistancy
Dermoid cyst
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Describe the action of clotrimazole
Alters teh enzyme for synthesis of ergosterol which in turn alters the cell membrane permeability
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What is the mechanism of action of zafirlukast?
Nonsteroidal for prevention and treatment of asthma
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An outlier has the greatest effect on which statistical component? Mode Mean Median Standard error
Standard error
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What is the most common tooth associated with cracked tooth syndrome?
Mandibular second molars > mandibular first molars > maxillary premolars
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What is the purpose of oil in the X-ray tube?
Cools off the anode
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What is the best way to prevent speech problems in complete dentures?
Keep teeth in the same position as before
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Which teeth should you perform pulp evaluation on?
Tooth in question, neighboring teeth, contralateral tooth
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Which one is a schedule 2 drugs? Percocet Darvon 4 Vicodin 3 Ultram Tylenol 3
Percocet
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Which of the following is affected by imbibition and syneresis the most? Reversible hydrocolloid Impression compound Polysulfide Silicone
Reversible hydrocolloid
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What is the best local anesthetic to use without vasoconstrictor?
Mepivicaine (carbocaine)
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When uprighting molars with lingual arch with omega loops, you should be careful not to ___
Flare Mandibular incisors
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A pt with localized aggressive periodontitis should rinse with ___
Chlorhexidine and take systemic antibiotics***
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What is the most common nonodontogenic cyst?
Nasopalatine duct cyst
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All of the following are associated with perio problems except... Steven-Johnson syndrome Pap-lefeve syndrome Down syndrome Hypophosphatasia
Hypophosphatasia
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What is ethosuximide used to treat?
Petit mal seizures
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____ is a lesion that resembles SCC, then after ~16 weeks disappears.. Papilloma Keratoacanthoma Papillary hyperplasia
Keratoacanthoma
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A maxillary 2nd premolar has no apical pathossis, final RCT is performed and was 1mm away from apex. 1 year recall shows 5m radiolucency. What do you do?
Retreat?
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What is the purpose of inorganic pyrophosphates in toothpaste?
Acts as a tartar control agent, serving to remove calcium and magnesium from saliva and thus preventing them from being deposited on teeth
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True or false... immunofluorescne is used for the diagnosis of pemphigus
True
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What is cicatricial pemphigoid?
Another name for mucous membrane pemphigoid
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What is the most common reason for porcelain fracture? (Due to lab error)
Contaminant metal before opaque layer
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What causes a “crowing” sound?
Laryngeal spasms
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At which step of denture process should you check phonetics?
Wax try in
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Describe the mechanism of action of benzodiazepines.
Facilitates GABA receptor binding by increasing the frequency of chloride channel opening
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When does a permanent 1st molar complete calcification?
30-36 months
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What is the phone number for memorizing tooth eruption for maxilla?
781 - 0062
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What is the phone number for memorizing the eruption pattern for mandible?
679 - 0161
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When do the permanent central incisors start calcification?
~16 weeks
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Why isn’t sulfonylureas prescribed to type 1 diabetic patients?
They dont have beta cells for insulin production
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What are the landmarks for the fox plane?
Lower alla to upper Travis = campers plane Interpupular line
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In a radiograph, what aspect of caries are visible?
Demineralization
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What is the greatest cause for implant failure?
Smoking?
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What causes most vertical root fractures?
Condensation of gutta percha
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Describe each type of amelogensis imperfecta
Hypoplastic - pitting enamel Hypomature - brown molding, snow capped mountains Hypocalcified - soft, flakes off, normal looking
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What is the main disadvantage to CT graft?
Two surgical sites
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What type of flap do you use for crown lengthening?
Apically repositioned flap
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Name some physical characteristics of Down syndrome
Small maxilla Large tongue Crowding Small teeth, short roots Heart problems (mitral valve) Cleft lip/palate
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What causes pink tooth mummery?
Internal resorption
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Nuchal rigidity is a third sign used to diagnose ____
Meningitis
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Which permanent tooth has the most prominent cervical bulge?
Mandibular molar
200
Why use nonrigid fixed retainers in a bridge?
Pier-pier-pier Correct path of insertion
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What is isorbide used for?
Angina pectoris/congestive heart failure
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What is probantine?
Antisialoguge
203
What three things are associated with Pierre robin syndrome?
Micrognathia Cleft palate Glossoptosis
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True or false... regional odontodysplasia is nonheriditary
True it is not
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____ is associated with ghost teeth and affects one quadrant at a time
Odontoregional dysplasia (regional odontodysplasia)
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When suturing, do you suture from movable to fixed, or fixed to movable tissue?
Movable to fixed.
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Where is the most likely area to perforate a maxillary central in RCT?
Facial
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Where is the most likely surface to perforate in RCT of maxillary 1st premolar?
Mesial
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Implants should be placed with [high/low] torque and [high/low] speed
High Low
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True or false... radiation therapy can cause dyguesia
True (alteration to sense of taste (probably in part to hyposalivation))
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What is the most common malocclusion?
Class 2 division 1
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When extracting upper molars, should you extract from third molar to first or first to third? Why?
Third molar moving anterior To decrease chance of tuberosity fracture
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In ___ disease, you have “teeth floating in air”
Langerhans cell disease
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What is the best way to avoid root caries?
Maintaining perio attachment
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What causes contraction of amalgam?
Tin
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What causes delay of expansion of amalgam? Creep
Zinc
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What two syndromes are characterized by multiple supernumerary teeth?
Gardner syndrome (and odontomas) Cleidocranial dysplasia
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The bull lesion or target iris is seen in ____
Erythema multiforme
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Why are filters used in radiology?
Remove low energy photons
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What is the purpose of intensifying screens in readiology?
To reduce pt dose