NBDE PART 2 Questions - Give us your input

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1. Which is associated with spectral wavelength?
   1. Hue
   2. Chroma
   3. Value
      
2. Which color added to darken shade AND value
   1. Gray
   2. Orange
   3. Red
   4. Violet
      
3. Most common dental emergency?
   
   1. Syncope
   2. Hyperventilation
      
4. Most common reason for cleft lip/palate
   1. genetic
   2. alcohol
   3. anticonvulsant
      
5. What is the most common type of anterior FPD fracture?
   1. Horizontal
   2. Vertical
      
6. For class 3 and 4 restorations that are too light of a resin compared to adjacent teeth, how do you fix it?
   1. Completely replace resin
   2. veneer with 1 mm reduction
   3. composite replacement with 1 mm reduction
   4. nothing
      
7. What kind of fiber is associated with osseous implant?
   1. Collagen type 1
   2. sharpeys fiber
      
8. What is the best option save gingiva?
   1. apical position flap
   2. lateral position flap
   3. gingivectomy
      
9. Weakest part of ceramic crown?
   1. pressed leucite
   2. aluminum ceramic
   3. metal ceramic
      
10. Worst kind of perforation?
    1. 3 ml below gingiva
    2. 3 ml above gingiva
    3. Apical
    4. 3 ml above apical
       
11. 11 year old with root fracture at apex - how do you treat?
    1. pulpotomy
    2. RCT splint
    3. Splint
    4. Observe
       
12. Do you premediate with antiprophylaxis with mitral valve prolapse (regurg and without regurg)
    1. True
    2. False
       
13. Best anti-fungal for HIV patients?
    
    
14. Where do you do osseous injections?
    
    
15. Most common area for initial caries to start?
    1. Pit and fissure
    2. proximal below contact
    3. proximal above contact
       
16. BEST (most effective) AND low cost treatment option for edentulous lower arch?
    1. complete denture
    2. 2 implant overdenture
    3. 5 implant overdenture
       
17. What is occlusion load associated with?
    1. Outline form
    2. Convenience form
    3. Retention form
    4. Resistance form
       
18. What is a must when doing xray for kids
    1. bitewings and PAN
    2. PAN
    3. bitewings only
    4. Only after clinical diagnosis or indication
       
19. Diabetes patient going into minor invasive oral surgery WITH IV - how do you prepare patient?
    1. Drink fluid with normal amount of insulin
    2. Drink fluid with half amount of insulin
    3. Do not eat or drink with taking normal amount of insulin
       
20. What kind of caries is brown and leathery (**I thought it was arrested...so does that mean chronic??)
    1. Acute
    2. Chronic
    3. Recurrent
       
       
21. What is the main problem with dental patients taking zytrec?
    
    
22. What does epinephrine react worst to?
    1. Lisinopril
    2. Amytriptyline
    3. Fosamax
       
23. Main differences seen in dentistry when taking oral vs IV bishosphonates?
    
    
24. Can you give midazolam to hypertensive patients?
    
    1. YES
    2. NO
       
25. When there is liver problem such as HEP C, what antibiotic is okay to use for patient?

 

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please anyone?

 

[THS]

I'll answer the ones I know off the top of my head.

3. Syncope
4. Genetic
8. I believe APF
9. Pressed
10. 3mm above apex
12. No premed for MVP
15. Below contact
16. 2 implant overdenture
18. I would guess the 4th answer, bitewings only indicated in kids after proximal contacts close. So it's judgement-based at the exam, but usually only bitewings are taken. Obviously suspicion of pathology may indicate pan, and referring a young kid to ortho for growth modification may require lateral ceph.
23. IV bisphosphonates have much longer half life. There's an AAOMS white paper on treating bisphosphonate patients. You'll probably refer for IV bisphosphonates and the OMS will put the patient on a drug holiday before any surgery.

 

[howardDENT6969]

For the caries initial start wouldn't it start at pits and fissure instead of proximal, since its INITIAL caries?

I'll answer the ones I know off the top of my head.

3. Syncope
4. Genetic
8. I believe APF
9. Pressed
10. 3mm above apex
12. No premed for MVP
15. Below contact
16. 2 implant overdenture
18. I would guess the 4th answer, bitewings only indicated in kids after proximal contacts close. So it's judgement-based at the exam, but usually only bitewings are taken. Obviously suspicion of pathology may indicate pan, and referring a young kid to ortho for growth modification may require lateral ceph.
23. IV bisphosphonates have much longer half life. There's an AAOMS white paper on treating bisphosphonate patients. You'll probably refer for IV bisphosphonates and the OMS will put the patient on a drug holiday before any surgery.

 

[howardDENT6969]

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