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can someone try to help answer questions:

Daily cleaning of root surface by the patient has been shown to
a. cause root sensitivity
bcause root resorption
c. stimbulates epi attachment
d. allow remineralization of root surface

i think it is d

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q: which of the following represents the correct sequence of replantation of mature,avulsed tooth?
a: repositioning , splinting,performing rct

b:performing rct, repositioning ,splinting

c:performing canal debridment,performing caoh therapy,repositioning,splinting,filling with GP

d:repositioning,splinting,canal debridment,performing caoh therapy, filling with gp

e :repositioning and splinting only

the answer is D...i have 3 questions
1: can anyone explain it to me why d is the rite answer
2: wat is the difference between performing rct and gp filling?i think its the same thing no ?
3: wat do they mean by caoh therapy
 
and sorry for these stupid expressions..i m dont know how to use these forum very well...i didnt mean to make any.;..
 
hi guys how are you doinng you all hope everything is allright,
i found this qc which makes me think really


The enamel structures most resistant to the action of acids are
A. cuticles.
B. lamellae.
C. rods.
D. interprismatic substances
My ans d


After tooth eruption, which of the following materials gradually decreases in concentration from the enamel surface ?
A. Carbonate.
B. Protein.
C. Fluoride.
D. Calcium.
E. Chloride
My ans a

Cleft lip and palate usually result from
A. failure of proper union of the median and lateral nasal processes.
B. failure of the union of the median nasal process with the lateral nasal and maxillary processes.
C. anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia.
D. failure of development of both the lateral nasal and maxillary processes
My ans is b even if there is the lateral process which does not have nothing to do eith the cleft lip does anybody has another argument??


Lidocaine (Xylocaine)
1. is a local anesthetic agent.
2. has topical anesthetic properties.
3. is an antiarrhythmic agent.
4. has anticonvulsant properties.

A. (1) and (2)
B. (1) (2) (3)
C. (1) (3) (4)
D. (2) (3) (4)
E. All of the above
My ans b

After giving buccal infiltration anesthesia for the removal of a maxillary premolar, the patient complains of a sharp pain in the cheek which blanches. This is a result of
A. injecting too much solution.
B. injecting the solution too rapidly.
C. stimulating sympathetic nerves around an artery.
D. intravenous injection.
My ans I have no idea somebody knows the answer

The tooth preparation for a porcelain veneer must have a
1. rough surface.
2. space for the veneer material.
3. definite finish line.
4. margin at least 1mm supragingivally.

A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above

My ans b??

A bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to
A. place an amalgam restoration.
B. place a porcelain inlay.
C. place a direct composite restoration.
D. apply fluoride and improve oral hygiene.
My ans d

Prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by
A. using split palatal bars.
B. reducing the size of the connector.
C. ensuring maximum distribution of occlusal forces.
D. providing relief between the connector and the gingiva.
My ans c

Anesthetic solution deposited at the infraorbital foramen will NOT anesthetize the
A. skin and conjunctivum of the lower eyelid.
B. skin and mucous membrane of the upper lip.
C. median strip of skin of the nose.
D. maxillary anterior teeth.
E. mucosa of the anterior wall of the maxillary sinus.
My ans c
The left infraorbital nerve block anaesthetizes
A. all maxillary teeth on the left side.
B. the maxillary premolar on the left side, canine and incisor teeth.
C. the left maxillary canine and incisor teeth only.
D. the entire left maxillary sinus.
E. the entire left naso-lacrimal duct
My ans c

Needle deflection increases as
A. depth of injection increases.
B. needle length increases.
C. needle gauge increases.
D. All of the above.
My ans d

World epidemiological data indicates that periodontal disease is the most likely cause of tooth loss in the following age group:
A. 10 - 20 years.
B. 20 - 30 years.
C. 30 - 50 years.
D. 65 - 75 years.
E. over 75 years
Have no idea I haven’t found a source of that(I’ll go for cor d????)



hope you can help me please good weekend to everyone
 
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Wow those are difficult questions.... correct me if I am wrong...:( I will check the others tomorrow




Cleft lip and palate usually result from
A. failure of proper union of the median and lateral nasal processes.
B. failure of the union of the median nasal process with the lateral nasal and maxillary processes.
C. anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia.
D. failure of development of both the lateral nasal and maxillary processes
My ans is b even if there is the lateral process which does not have nothing to do eith the cleft lip does anybody has another argument??


Lidocaine (Xylocaine)
1. is a local anesthetic agent.
2. has topical anesthetic properties.
3. is an antiarrhythmic agent.
4. has anticonvulsant properties.

A. (1) and (2)
B. (1) (2) (3)
C. (1) (3) (4)
D. (2) (3) (4)
E. All of the above
My ans b

After giving buccal infiltration anesthesia for the removal of a maxillary premolar, the patient complains of a sharp pain in the cheek which blanches. This is a result of
A. injecting too much solution.
B. injecting the solution too rapidly.
C. stimulating sympathetic nerves around an artery. ( I am not sure)
D. intravenous injection.
My ans I have no idea somebody knows the answer

The tooth preparation for a porcelain veneer must have a
1. rough surface.
2. space for the veneer material.
3. definite finish line.
4. margin at least 1mm supragingivally.

A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above

My ans b??

A bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to
A. place an amalgam restoration.
B. place a porcelain inlay.
C. place a direct composite restoration.
D. apply fluoride and improve oral hygiene.
My ans d

Prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by
A. using split palatal bars.
B. reducing the size of the connector.
C. ensuring maximum distribution of occlusal forces.
D. providing relief between the connector and the gingiva.
My ans c

Anesthetic solution deposited at the infraorbital foramen will NOT anesthetize the
A. skin and conjunctivum of the lower eyelid.
B. skin and mucous membrane of the upper lip.
C. median strip of skin of the nose.
D. maxillary anterior teeth.
E. mucosa of the anterior wall of the maxillary sinus.
My ans c

The left infraorbital nerve block anaesthetizes
A. all maxillary teeth on the left side.
B. the maxillary premolar on the left side, canine and incisor teeth.
C. the left maxillary canine and incisor teeth only.
D. the entire left maxillary sinus.
E. the entire left naso-lacrimal duct
My ans c





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wow those are difficult questions.... Correct me if i am wrong...:( i will check the others tomorrow

hi lucky thanks for answering we can discuss here the reasons why we chose the following answers




cleft lip and palate usually result from
a. Failure of proper union of the median and lateral nasal processes.
b. Failure of the union of the median nasal process with the lateral nasal and maxillary processes.
c. Anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia.
D. Failure of development of both the lateral nasal and maxillary processes
my ans is b even if there is the lateral process which does not have nothing to do eith the cleft lip does anybody has another argument??


Lidocaine (xylocaine)
1. Is a local anesthetic agent.
2. Has topical anesthetic properties.
3. Is an antiarrhythmic agent.
4. Has anticonvulsant properties.

A. (1) and (2)
b. (1) (2) (3)
c. (1) (3) (4)
d. (2) (3) (4)
e. All of the above
my ans b

i choose b because lidocaine does not have any anticonvulsant property 9in intrarterial injection or toxic dose of lido on of the most clinical manifestation is seizures

after giving buccal infiltration anesthesia for the removal of a maxillary premolar, the patient complains of a sharp pain in the cheek which blanches. This is a result of
a. Injecting too much solution.
B. Injecting the solution too rapidly.
c. Stimulating sympathetic nerves around an artery. ( i am not sure)
d. Intravenous injection.
My ans i have no idea somebody knows the answer
you are right lucky those are symptoms of trigeminal neuralgia which one of the theory's is c

the tooth preparation for a porcelain veneer must have a
1. Rough surface.
2. Space for the veneer material.
3. Definite finish line.
4. Margin at least 1mm supragingivally.

A. (1) (2) (3)
b. (1) and (3)
c. (2) and (4)
d. (4) only
e. All of the above

my ans b??
Here i choose b cause if you put a venner in a rough surface it will brreak and the supragingival margin will be unsthetic(i think it shuld be just at the gingival margin )

a bitewing radiograph of tooth 1.4 reveals caries penetrating one third into the mesial enamel. The correct management of tooth 1.4 is to
a. Place an amalgam restoration.
B. Place a porcelain inlay.
C. Place a direct composite restoration.
d. Apply fluoride and improve oral hygiene.
my ans d

prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by
a. Using split palatal bars.
B. Reducing the size of the connector.
c. Ensuring maximum distribution of occlusal forces.
d. Providing relief between the connector and the gingiva.
My ans c

anesthetic solution deposited at the infraorbital foramen will not anesthetize the
a. Skin and conjunctivum of the lower eyelid.
B. Skin and mucous membrane of the upper lip.
c. Median strip of skin of the nose.
d. Maxillary anterior teeth.
E. Mucosa of the anterior wall of the maxillary sinus.
My ans c

the left infraorbital nerve block anaesthetizes
a. All maxillary teeth on the left side.
B. The maxillary premolar on the left side, canine and incisor teeth.
c. The left maxillary canine and incisor teeth only.
d. The entire left maxillary sinus.
E. The entire left naso-lacrimal duct
my ans c


thanks and let's keep discussing is the only way to learn more thank so much lucky


hope you can help me please good weekend to everyone
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q: which of the following represents the correct sequence of replantation of mature,avulsed tooth?
a: repositioning , splinting,performing rct

berforming rct, repositioning ,splinting

cerforming canal debridment,performing caoh therapy,repositioning,splinting,filling with GP

d:repositioning,splinting,canal debridment,performing caoh therapy, filling with gp

e :repositioning and splinting only

the answer is D...i have 3 questions
1: can anyone explain it to me why d is the rite answer
2: wat is the difference between performing rct and gp filling?i think its the same thing no ?
3: wat do they mean by caoh therapy
 
Hey stig.
1: can anyone explain it to me why d is the rite answer.
Because the tooth was completely displaced from it's socket, it first needs to be repositiond back into it's socket in proper alignment and splinted in the correct position to stabilize it.

2: You have to think of root canal treatment and guta percha filling as 2 separate procedures. RCT is when you debride or remove the nerve and all bacteria, in other words, the cleaning and shaping of the canal.

Guta percha filling is the sealing of the canal. (Just for future reference...keep in mind that root canal treatment is considered complete only when rct, guta percha filling and the FINAL crown (not temporary crown) is placed. They like to ask questions like this.

3: wat do they mean by caoh therapy.
CaOH therapy is calcium hydroxide thearpy. It is a material that is placed in the canal after debridment and before guta percha filling to stimulate dentin formation. CaOh is placed in the canal, sometimes more than once for a certain period of time such as 6 months. The CaOH is then removed and the canal is filled with guta percha.

I hope this helps...


q: which of the following represents the correct sequence of replantation of mature,avulsed tooth?
a: repositioning , splinting,performing rct

berforming rct, repositioning ,splinting

cerforming canal debridment,performing caoh therapy,repositioning,splinting,filling with GP

d:repositioning,splinting,canal debridment,performing caoh therapy, filling with gp

e :repositioning and splinting only

the answer is D...i have 3 questions
1: can anyone explain it to me why d is the rite answer
2: wat is the difference between performing rct and gp filling?i think its the same thing no ?
3: wat do they mean by caoh therapy
 
great...it really helped...ok here is another question i dont get
q : wat % of liquid is in the O2 tank when it is half full
the answer is : less than 1%
can u give me a link or something which explains it?like the standard values and everything
and another question
q : with a 20 film CMRS(which i thnk is complete mouth radio survey..correct me if i m wrong) using a lead apron will expose approximately
answer: facial exposure = 3-5 R ....gonadal exposure 0.03 mR
i dont get this one at all either...thank you endo...
 
Hey Marco why do you think the answer is a. Carbonate??


After tooth eruption, which of the following materials gradually decreases in concentration from the enamel surface ?
A. Carbonate.
B. Protein.
C. Fluoride.
D. Calcium.
E. Chloride
My ans a

I think it can be Protein.

Proteins used for the final mineralization process compose most of the transported material. The noteworthy proteins involved are amelogenins, ameloblastins, enamelins, and tuftelins. During this process, amelogenins and ameloblastins are removed after use, leaving enamelins and tuftelin in the enamel
 
Sorry Stig... I don´t have an explaination for these.... These are questions that I would just memorize and not go crazy about trying to understand it so much in detail. Does anyone else have an explaination for these questions??

great...it really helped...ok here is another question i dont get
q : wat % of liquid is in the O2 tank when it is half full
the answer is : less than 1%
can u give me a link or something which explains it?like the standard values and everything
and another question
q : with a 20 film CMRS(which i thnk is complete mouth radio survey..correct me if i m wrong) using a lead apron will expose approximately
answer: facial exposure = 3-5 R ....gonadal exposure 0.03 mR
i dont get this one at all either...thank you endo...
 
Hey Marco why do you think the answer is a. Carbonate??


After tooth eruption, which of the following materials gradually decreases in concentration from the enamel surface ?
A. Carbonate.
B. Protein.
C. Fluoride.
D. Calcium.
E. Chloride
My ans a

I think it can be Protein.

Proteins used for the final mineralization process compose most of the transported material. The noteworthy proteins involved are amelogenins, ameloblastins, enamelins, and tuftelins. During this process, amelogenins and ameloblastins are removed after use, leaving enamelins and tuftelin in the enamel
hi lucky this is my statementthe enamel and dentin of a tooth are composed of tiny crystals embedddded in a protein matrix.The mineral formed during tooth gemination is a higly substitueted CARBONATE APATITE.IT IS RELATED TO HYDROXIAPATITE BUT IS MORE ACID SOLUBLE,AS WELL AS CALCIUM-DEFICIENT(REPLACE BY SODIUM,MAGNESIUM AND ZINC) AND CONTAINS 3-6% CARBONATE REPLACING PHOSPAHTE IONS IN THE CRYSTAL LATTICE.DURING DEMINERALIZATION IT IS EXCLUDED AND REPLACED BY OH OR F IONS,THEREBY DECREASING THE ACID SOLUBILITY.THIS IS THE MATURATION CYCLE.MATYRE ENAMEL IS MOSTLY HYDROXY OR FLUORU PATITE..
:)
 
hi guys i have more qc


Which of the following problems of a permanent fixed bridge, detected at the delivery appointment, can be caused by an inadequate temporary restoration?
1. Hypersensitivity of the abutments that decreases after permanent luting.
2. Exposed gingival margins in an esthetic area.
3. Contacts with adjacent teeth that prevent complete seating of the bridge.
4. Need for significant occlusal adjustment.

A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above. .
My ans e


A 75-year old female patient is being treated for oral lichen planus with a topical corticosteroid. She also has low serum PT4 and vitamin D. The most likely cause of a reduced alveolar bone mass in this patient is
A. postmenopausal osteoporosis.
B. senile osteoporosis.
C. drug-induced osteoporosis.
D. osteomalacia.

Mu ans is b (couldnt be drug-induced cause is topical) and postmenoupasal osteo is in women of 50


A vertical cross-section of a smooth surface carious lesion in enamel appears as a triangle with the
A. base at the dentino-enamel junction.
B. base facing toward the pulp.
C. apex pointing to the enamel surface
D. apex pointing to the dentino-enamel junction.
My ans d

Wedge biopsies should be used to diagnose
A. cysts.
B. nodules.
C. plaques.
D. macules.
My ans is d

A patient presents with 5mm of gingival recession on the labial of tooth 1.3. The most predictable surgical procedure to achieve root coverage on this tooth is a
A. free gingival graft.
B. subepithelial connective tissue graft.
C. lateral sliding pedicle graft.
D. double papilla pedicle graft
My ans b

A major reason for not removing a third molar with acute pericoronitis is the risk of
A. osteomyelitis.
B. bacteremia.
C. difficulty achieving anesthesia.
D. spread of infection.
My ans is d

Which of the following is the strongest stimulus to respiration?
A. Decrease in arterial pH.
B. Increase in arterial oxygen.
C. Decrease in arterial oxygen.
D. Increase in arterial carbon dioxide.
E. Decrease in arterial carbon dioxide.
My ans e

Which of the following is/are desirable in an overdenture abutment?
1. Absence of extensive restorations.
2. Pre-existing endodontic treatment.
3. A 1:1 crown to root ratio.
4. A large band of attached gingiva.
A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above
My aans c
thanks for your thought's
 
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Hey Marco, thanks for the explanation..
your questions are so good... please keep posting so we can discuss them

I aggree with all your answers...
 
i think the answer for ur q on wedge biopsy should be a nodule
it is mostly used for either pulmonary nodule or a solitary thyroid nodule correct me if i am wrong
jus go thru these 2 links

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sa=X&e...biopsy+for+nodule&spell=1&fp=499faa430ac3503f

http://books.google.com/books?id=bV...w#v=onepage&q=wedge biopsy for nodule&f=false

hi every one i thing it's plaque because plaque is the confluence of nodules (so it's bigger that's mena that an incisional or wedge biopsy should be perform what do you thing guys??
 
more qC my dear friend's


A fracture in an all ceramic crown may be caused by
1. inadequate ceramic thickness.
2. sharp line angles in the tooth preparation.
3. excessive occlusal load.
4. use of an inappropriate luting material.

A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above
My ans e

A mandibular central incisor is to be extracted and added to a partial denture. An impression will be made
A. of the mandibular arch immediately following extraction of the tooth.
B. with the partial denture in the mouth and poured up leaving the partial denture in the impression.
C. with the partial denture in the mouth and pouring up the impression after removing the denture from the impression.
D. 6-8 weeks following extraction of the tooth.
My ans b

Selective grinding for equilibrating complete dentures is most accurate when the dentures are
A. rearticulated using original jaw relation records.
B. rearticulated with a new series of jaw relation records.
C. equilibrated in the patient's mouth.
D. equilibrated after the patient has worn the dentures several days
My ans b

To improve denture stability, mandibular molar teeth should normally be placed
A. over the crest of the mandibular ridge.
B. buccal to the crest of the mandibular ridge.
C. over the buccal shelf area.
D. lingual to the crest of the mandibular ridge.
My ans a

Newly constructed complete dentures should be returned to the articulator by means of new interocclusal records for occlusal refinement
A. after the patient has worn them for one week.
B. when the vertical dimension is correct.
C. before insertion of the dentures.
D. if the patient complains of cheek biting.
My ans c

Prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by
A. using split palatal bars.
B. reducing the size of the connector.
C. ensuring maximum distribution of occlusal forces.
D. providing relief between the connector and the gingiva.
My ans c

The epithelial cells which proliferate in apical granulomas originate from
A. surface epithelium.
B. odontogenic epithelial rests.
C. odontoblasts.
D. mesenchymal cells
My ans b(I doubt d cause in granuloma we seen cells of imflamatory process and the derive from the mesenchymal does any body has a different opinion?


Following root planing, a patient experiences thermal sensitivity. This pain is associated with which of the following?
A. Golgi receptor.
B. Free nerve endings.
C. Odontoblastic processes.
D. Cementoblasts
My ans b


Osteosarcoma differs from fibrous dysplasia because it
A. can invade soft tissue.
B. has ill-defined radiographic margins.
C. can be radiolucent, mixed or radiopaque.
D. is difficult to curette from normal bone.

My ans a


thanks for your thought's
 
Please let me know what you guys think... I agree with marco in most of the answers.... please correct me if I am wrong...
thanks a lot!!!!

more qC my dear friend's


A fracture in an all ceramic crown may be caused by
1. inadequate ceramic thickness.
2. sharp line angles in the tooth preparation.
3. excessive occlusal load.
4. use of an inappropriate luting material.

A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above
My ans e

A mandibular central incisor is to be extracted and added to a partial denture. An impression will be made
A. of the mandibular arch immediately following extraction of the tooth.
B. with the partial denture in the mouth and poured up leaving the partial denture in the impression.
C. with the partial denture in the mouth and pouring up the impression after removing the denture from the impression.
D. 6-8 weeks following extraction of the tooth.
My ans b

Selective grinding for equilibrating complete dentures is most accurate when the dentures are
A. rearticulated using original jaw relation records.
B. rearticulated with a new series of jaw relation records.
C. equilibrated in the patient's mouth. ( I'm not sure)
D. equilibrated after the patient has worn the dentures several days
My ans b


To improve denture stability, mandibular molar teeth should normally be placed
A. over the crest of the mandibular ridge.
B. buccal to the crest of the mandibular ridge.
C. over the buccal shelf area.
D. lingual to the crest of the mandibular ridge.
My ans a

Newly constructed complete dentures should be returned to the articulator by means of new interocclusal records for occlusal refinement
A. after the patient has worn them for one week.
B. when the vertical dimension is correct.
C. before insertion of the dentures.
D. if the patient complains of cheek biting.
My ans c

Prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by
A. using split palatal bars.
B. reducing the size of the connector.
C. ensuring maximum distribution of occlusal forces.
D. providing relief between the connector and the gingiva.
My ans c

The epithelial cells which proliferate in apical granulomas originate from
A. surface epithelium.
B. odontogenic epithelial rests. (not sure)
C. odontoblasts.
D. mesenchymal cells
My ans b(I doubt d cause in granuloma we seen cells of imflamatory process and the derive from the mesenchymal does any body has a different opinion?


Following root planing, a patient experiences thermal sensitivity. This pain is associated with which of the following?
A. Golgi receptor.
B. Free nerve endings.
C. Odontoblastic processes.
D. Cementoblasts
My ans b


Osteosarcoma differs from fibrous dysplasia because it
A. can invade soft tissue.
B. has ill-defined radiographic margins.
C. can be radiolucent, mixed or radiopaque.
D. is difficult to curette from normal bone.

My ans a


thanks for your thought's
 
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q : the position of mesial and distal cavity margins in a Ferrier class 5 cavity prep for direct filling gold restoration should be
ans : at respective line angles of the tooth..
my question is...are they talkin abt regular cavity classification?
 
HI lucky and marco..I have some confusion in the question below.. I think the answer should be C. Odontoblastic process. When root planing is done
the dentinal tubles are free of any plaque/ calculus. as the odontoblastic process are exposed there is change in pressure inside the process to any stimulus thus it cause sensitivity.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Following root planing, a patient experiences thermal sensitivity. This pain is associated with which of the following?
A. Golgi receptor.
B. Free nerve endings.
C. Odontoblastic processes.
D. Cementoblasts
My ans b


Thanks for sharing the questions.
 
Dear Freinds ,
I am very upset right now , I went through Asda questions and have lots of mistake ,
I have not seen lots of its questions before ,
What is your suggestion ? I sudied deck and some notes of my school
 
Dear Freinds ,
I am very upset right now , I went through Asda questions and have lots of mistake ,
I have not seen lots of its questions before ,
What is your suggestion ? I sudied deck and some notes of my school

I noticed lots of mistakes too.
Be carful with antibiotic prophylaxis. It should be clindamycin instead of erythromycin. I read on AHA website they are using clindamycin.
Erythromycin has too many side effects
 
I noticed lots of mistakes too.
Be carful with antibiotic prophylaxis. It should be clindamycin instead of erythromycin. I read on AHA website they are using clindamycin.
Erythromycin has too many side effects

Thank you very much for your explanation ,
but exept that ones I had lots of mistakes , maybe I need more study :)
 
.which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a. bone loss
b. gingival recession
c. wear facets
d. food impaction
 
traumatic occlusion can cause
mobility and fractures in tooth
internal root recession
bone loss and also gingival resession

.which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a. bone loss is a good answer here.
b. gingival recession
c. wear facets
d. food impaction


Please correct me if I am wrong. thanks
 
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10. To give a diagnosis of chronic periodontitis how many surfaces should be involved periodontally(- 20,30,40,50
11.what not to use to clean around implants- plastic curette,ss curette,ultrasonic with plastic sleeve,prophy cup
12. what do u not see on occlusal trauma on implants- worn crowns,broken screws, gingival inflammation and pain
13. distance between outer surface of implant to implant
14. distance between implant and cej of adjancent tooth( how much apical should it be place)
15. leading cause of osteoporosis- low estrogen is the answer
16.leading cause of MI in children- obesity, high cholesterol ,etc- i marked obesity
17. what provides corrosion resistance in base metal alloys
22.If unilateral premature loss of primary 2nd molar happens in a child what happens- perm 1st molar erupts late, post open bite on affected side, class 2 on affected side, class 3 on affected side- i have no idea!
23. cohort study,case control,t test,disease prevalence-
26.How to correct mand prognathism-class 3- lefort 1 with BSSO is the answer
27.Verapamil-ca channel blocker
28.Amantadine-Antiviral drug
29.Nitroglycerine,propranolol used for decreasing angina
30. Effects of Epi in anaphylactic shock
31.Spontaneous pain-irreversible pulpitis
32.Acute periradicular periodontitis is differentiated from acute peridontal abscess by what-cold,heat,percussion,palpation or radiograph
33.Sinus tract is seen in which type of periodontitis

Guys can anyone answer these? Specifically #8. I couldn't find anyone answering these in this thread.
 
I think the answer for #8 might be occlusal.

Can you please give me the answer for the following question numbers.
4,5,10,12,33.

Thank you.
 
3. recurrect lesion on non-keratanized tissue in 20yr old female, wat is it?
a. herpetic gingivostomatitis
b. herpes labialis>>>>>>..@@@@@sure answer



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Can someone explain this please. Herpes Labialis occurs SPECIFICALLY on KERATINIZED mucosa...

Non-keratinized should be Recurrent Aphhous stomatitis.
 
hey guys lets answer all of the questions

chamomile - anticoagulant

· oral manifestations of crohns disease and ulcerative colitis
(1) diffuse labial, gingival, or mucosal swelling; (2) cobblestoning of the buccal mucosa and gingiva; (3) aphthous ulcers; (4) mucosal tags; and (5) angular cheilitis.

· St.johns wort used as mild depressant

· what is the normal calorific value of fat one should take per day !!!!-20%,30%,40%,50%( can u believe this!)

· slides of nicotinic stomatitis,geographic tongue,cyclosporine induced gingival enlargement

· question on fusion of teeth tooth fusion arises through union of two normally separated tooth germs

· what shape suture used on palate to remove mesiodens


1.which is a host modulation drug- choices were doxy,amox,metronidazole and clinda. Answer is doxycycline

2.neuropraxia It is a transient episode of motor paralysis with little or no sensory or autonomic dysfunction. Neurapraxia describes nerve damage in which there is no disruption of the nerve or its sheath

3.drug contraindicated in lactating moms- codiene,propoxyphene,pentazocine. Answer is Codeine

4.porcelain is strongest when?

5.learn how to fix broken porcelain veneers

6.Side effect of opiod analgesic-nausea,headache,etc-choose one. The side effects of opioids include sedation, respiratory depression, and constipation. Opioids can cause cough suppression, which can be both an indication for opioid administration or an unintended side effect

7.what is the common cause for death in people above 45 yrs- CAD,trauma,infection,cancer

8.In light of the recent decline of caries, which is most common surface to get caries now- occ,proximal,facial,root

9.How do u diagnose root caries- soft, sensivity to cold,sensitivity to sweets Active Caries??

10. To give a diagnosis of chronic periodontitis how many surfaces should be involved periodontally(- 20,30,40,50 more than 30%

11.what not to use to clean around implants- plastic curette,ss curette,ultrasonic with plastic sleeve,prophy cup

12. what do u not see on occlusal trauma on implants- worn crowns,broken screws, gingival inflammation and pain

13. distance between outer surface of implant to implant

14. distance between implant and cej of adjancent tooth( how much apical should it be place)

15. leading cause of osteoporosis- low estrogen is the answer

16.leading cause of MI in children- obesity, high cholesterol ,etc- i marked obesity

17. what provides corrosion resistance in base metal alloys

22.If unilateral premature loss of primary 2nd molar happens in a child what happens- perm 1st molar erupts late, post open bite on affected side, class 2 on affected side, class 3 on affected side- i have no idea!

23. cohort study,case control,t test,disease prevalence-

26.How to correct mand prognathism-class 3- lefort 1 with BSSO is the answer

27.Verapamil-ca channel blocker

28.Amantadine-Antiviral drug

29.Nitroglycerine,propranolol used for decreasing angina

30. Effects of Epi in anaphylactic shock Epinephrine improves airway patency, improves blood pressure, and may be life-saving. The recommended dose is 500 µg (or 0.5 mL adrenaline injection 1 in 1000) given intramuscularly

31.Spontaneous pain-irreversible pulpitis

32.Acute periradicular periodontitis is differentiated from acute peridontal abscess by what-cold,heat,percussion,palpation or radiograph

33.Sinus tract is seen in which type of periodontitis Chronic
 
correct answer is C

traumatic occlusion can cause
mobility and fractures in tooth
internal root recession
bone loss and also gingival resession




Please correct me if I am wrong. thanks

.which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a. bone loss
b. gingival recession
c. wear facets
d. food impaction
 

10. To give a diagnosis of chronic periodontitis how many surfaces should be involved periodontally(- 20,30,40,50 more than 30%


I thought percent of surfaces involved determined if it was generalized or localized not if it was acute or chronic?


22.If unilateral premature loss of primary 2nd molar happens in a child what happens- perm 1st molar erupts late, post open bite on affected side, class 2 on affected side, class 3 on affected side

Wouldn't it depend on if it was maxillary or mandibular due to mesial drifting of permanent 1st molar as it erupts?

32.Acute periradicular periodontitis is differentiated from acute peridontal abscess by what-cold,heat,percussion,palpation or radiograph

I would think Palpation. Percussion would stimulate abnormal response in both APP and Abscess. However, you would be able to palpate abscess and not APP

33.Sinus tract is seen in which type of periodontitis--

Chronic Periradicular Periodontitis aka Suppurative Periradicular Periodontitis.
 
correct answer is C
Quote:
Originally Posted by whatsmydestiny
traumatic occlusion can cause
mobility and fractures in tooth
internal root recession
bone loss and also gingival resession




Please correct me if I am wrong. thanks


Quote:
Originally Posted by texas1286
.which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a. bone loss
b. gingival recession
c. wear facets
d. food impaction


HI...looks like C is the ans then as 2 of you r emphasizing on it.
Thanks for correcting me.
 
I believe its apthous stomatitis!! was there a choice like that..? coz herpes labialis occurs on the lip..(keratinized part)
 
I believe its apthous stomatitis!! was there a choice like that..? coz herpes labialis occurs on the lip..(keratinized part)

lip has non keratinized statified squamnous epithelium on inside and keatinized epithelium outside. So the ans is keratinized epithelium for herpes labialis..

For apthous stomatitis it can keratinised as well as non keratinzed...
 
2) when the bud stage occurs in urto?

3) if the paitent tell you why you fees are so high, what would be your reponse:

4) when you used ZOE in a primary what kind do you use?
ZOE with catalyst
ZOE with no Catalyst

5) depth of the cavity prep on primary teeth should be?

6) in an appointment for the impression of implant what do you do first:
put the coping first
check the tray first to see if it fits

7) keeping the Kvp and msA the same and changing from the D film to E film, to keep the sam intensity one should do:
increase KVp and msA
decrease both
increase KVP and msA
increase msA and decrease Kvp

8) surgon extration a mandibular molar and all of sudden mesial root break:
what instrument u use
crayer forcep
crane forcep

9) after orthodontic tx, patient with no other systemic desease develop high fever


11) after placing a crown with composite resin, after 6 month around the porceline gingiva there is a dicoloration (brown color) what is the cause?
microcrack of porcilane
amin discoloration of resin



13) a football player has: crepetis, stiffness of muscle, and difficulty opening: (i put arthritis and TMJ i am not sure)

14) After surveying and designing which is the first steop to do:
reduction the axial for proximal plate

15) most common carious amount 5-17 years old
occlusal, proximal, facial, lingual, root

16) if there is an article and if you want to understand the defination of dependt and independent, which part of the article you look:
method, body, result, summary


18) with the mandible is fracture with muscle move it jaw forward and medial
medial pterygoid, lateral pterygoid, masseter, anterior belly of digastric

19) in releaving a buckle fenum from a mand. denture which muscle is released:
caninus, orbiqularis oris, masseter

20) the best treatement of a diastma b/w the anterior 8 and 9 is:
proximal composite, veneer, full crown, no ortho and surgery was suggested

21) the amount of the x-ray expsure that a fetusget in a single x-ray is
double the normal amount outside, half, less than 1 day that a person get in a day from outside exposure

22) all of the following are the x-ray to access the bon in implant of 6 anterior teeth except
topography, pan, CT, periapical

23) patient come to yoru office and with multiple lesion around hte gingival, he mention he gets tired fast
multiple pyogenic tumor, leukima, peripheral giant cell granula

?24) dentist try to take an x-ray PA of mandible, but because of interference in the month can't take it, what kind of extra oral x-ray can eb taken
oblique mandible, water view, A-p

25) outliers control
mean, median, mode, standard deviation

26) you try to take the impression patient keep gaging:
bad tech, personal trait

?28) what is DNA prob analysis

?29) of the following what is a schedule II drug?
hydrocodon, oxycodon, vicodan

30) what cause the most damage to an opposing restoration?
overdenture, complete denture, tooth-support RPD, tooth-tissue RPD

question states, what follows the statement "do no harm"

?32) treatment plan for 0.8mm wide nasopalatine cyst?

?33) large sialolith infected in the wharton's duct. What to do?
remove duct, remove submandibular gland..etc
?34) what syndrome if one side of the face swells after dinner?

?35) H1 antagonists will do what? (one choice was increase in gastric something)
?36) what do you petit mal?
phenytoin, diazepam, protect patient from self harm

?37) what has the least root surface area in mm squared?
Mx Lateral, Mx Central, Mnd 1st PM, Mx 3M with fused root

38) all of the following have mechanism of action that deals with intramembranous permeability through cell membrane except what?
ans: propanolol??

?40) which of the following is least likely to cause progressive perio problems?
soft tissue injury, III-fitting margins, rough margins, within biologic width

?42) what does the weight an dhigh stand for in recordings?
ordinal, nominal

?43) when do you fill the tooth with CaOH?
1st week into splinting, After 14days splinting, Resorption

?44)something about the phospate ion in an anti-tartar toothpaste. what is the moa?

?45)debris was displaced into the hole where you place the die pin, and not noticed during PFM fabrication. What hapens after fabrication intraorally? (what happens when the PFM is placed in the mouth at try-in?)_

?46) MOD bonded three days ago. Patient returns with heat sensitivity and pain or bitin. Why is the patient feeling pain?
microleakage, occlusal trauma

?47) patient presents to clinic with a palatal constricion of 3mm. would the cross be:
shifted to the affected side, shifted ot the unaffected side, bilateral

48) increase water:powder ratio to casting investment material will lead to
increase setting expansion, increase thermal expansion, decrease setting expansion, decrease thermal expansion

49) what causes porcelain to break off the PFM
metal oxidation, occlusal contact, metal contaminated

50) increase pockets an dbleeding best instrument for SRP of distal mandibular tooth?
gracy 1/2, gracey 9/10, universal 13/14, gracy 13/14

51) which of the following is best to known the platelet count
PT time, bleeding time

52) effect of norepi? how does it increase blood pressure?
heart rate, contractility, peripheral resistance

53) what is the point A in cephalometrics?
Ans: most inferior structure in between _________________

54)which space would casue infection in the mediastinum?



57) when dealing with furcation, duided tissue regeneration best used with osseointegrated bone graft. Progonis of tooth with GTR is better in Mx molar than with Mnd molar.
true or false of each statement

58)which of the following is least likely cause progressive pero problems
soft tissue injury, III-fitting margins, rough margins, within biologic width
.
59) small white lession on the tooth the patients whole life. what caused it?
hypercalcfication during hte 6-12 months, hypercalcification during natal, hypercalcification during the primary tooth.

61) upright a Mnd 1st molar with lingual and omega loop? what happpens?
tilting of ant tooth, over tilting..etc

62) large sialolith infected in the warton's duct. what to do?
remove duct, remove the submandibular gland..etc


63) what is the purpose for oil in the house foundation (radiology)

64) what is the order of treating a tooth needing resotprative?
pain, comprehensive examn, restore the tooth (there were placed in different order choose the best one)

65) question states, what follows the statement "do no harm"

66) what is the impression material that causes syneresis and imbibition (alginat is not the choice)
if alginate is not the choice then ans: metallic oxide??? (not sure)

70) what is the treatment plan for 0.8 mm wide nasopalatine cyst?
 
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1. if someone does test ans answer came back wrong but the results were constant, what is it called?

2.What drug used for epilepsy and OTC for neuropathic pain?

3.What is transferred between species?
 
I am looking for a partner who will do part 2 questions and theory related to those question with me. If someone out there already have study partner and interested,..we can adjust out meetings accordingly. 2-3 times a week will work for me. I have a study partner with whom I am comfortable doing my theory. So far we have done decks 2times but she is not yet ready for questions yet :(. I am planning to take my exam in feb/ march. So you can understand I need a partner ASAP to improve on question papers.
If interested please pm me.
thanks for reading the post.
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1. if someone does test ans answer came back wrong but the results were constant, what is it called?

2.What drug used for epilepsy and OTC for neuropathic pain?

3.What is transferred between species?


1. question is nt dat clear, bt i think ans wld be false positive.
2. Carbamzepine

Correct me if i m wrong
 
Thanks for correction .Can you give me example of concept of high validity and low reliability?

You can't really have a low reliability with high validity. You can have the opposite however.

Oh and carbamazepine is not OTC. This is yet another horrible question that test makers wrote and may be outdated. Look for simpler drugs like acetaminophen or aspirin on the exam if it says OTC.
 
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You can't really have a low reliability with high validity. You can have the opposite however.

Oh and carbamazepine is not OTC. This is yet another horrible question that test makers wrote and may be outdated. Look for simpler drugs like acetaminophen or aspirin on the exam if it says OTC.

okay.. thanks. :)
1 more doubt:D

which of the following is a definite sign of traumatic occlusion
a. bone loss
b. gingival recession
c. wear facets :thumbup:
d. food impaction


ans shd b wear facets jast becoz other choice shows sign of perio disease. then i would say wear facet can b seen in attrision.
can you give right answer with explaination?
 
2) when the bud stage occurs in urto?

6th week

3) if the paitent tell you why you fees are so high, what would be your reponse:

4) when you used ZOE in a primary what kind do you use?
ZOE with catalyst
ZOE with no Catalyst

5) depth of the cavity prep on primary teeth should be?
.8 to 1mm

6) in an appointment for the impression of implant what do you do first:
put the coping first:thumbup:
check the tray first to see if it fits

7) keeping the Kvp and msA the same and changing from the D film to E film, to keep the sam intensity one should do:
increase KVp and msA:confused:
decrease both
increase KVP and msA
increase msA and decrease Kvp

8) surgon extration a mandibular molar and all of sudden mesial root break:
what instrument u use
crayer forcep
crane forcep

9) after orthodontic tx, patient with no other systemic desease develop high fever


11) after placing a crown with composite resin, after 6 month around the porceline gingiva there is a dicoloration (brown color) what is the cause?
microcrack of porcilane
amin discoloration of resin:thumbup:



Correct me if i m wrong
 
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