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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
 
Hi there,
the answer should be either PT, PTT, INR or Bleeding time!
I am not sure, is it PT or INR or....
 
are the questions everyone is asking remembered questions from their part 2 boards or questions from books and stuff?
 
What tooth has the most consistent root morphology/canal morphology:

In ASDA's released packet from 1998-2005 it says as one of the answers that it is the mandibular premolars.

In the lecture outline I have from USC, it indicates that the Maxillary Cuspid has the most consistent morphology of 1 canal.

Am i missing something?!? Please let me know what u guys think..from Dschool, I think i remember them saying the Max cuspid as well..but now im not so sure..🙁..please help..
 
What tooth has the most consistent root morphology/canal morphology:

In ASDA's released packet from 1998-2005 it says as one of the answers that it is the mandibular premolars.

In the lecture outline I have from USC, it indicates that the Maxillary Cuspid has the most consistent morphology of 1 canal.

Am i missing something?!? Please let me know what u guys think..from Dschool, I think i remember them saying the Max cuspid as well..but now im not so sure..🙁..please help..

I think thats a typo on their behalf. They also state that the minimal thickness of cavity liners is 15mm (II-M, #64). So who knows!
 
wettability is not a desirable property for which of the following
1.dental impression materials
2.acrylic resin for denture base
3.uncured composite resins
4.hand instruments for placing resin
5.trituration of amalgam
 
wettability is not a desirable property for which of the following
1.dental impression materials
2.acrylic resin for denture base
3.uncured composite resins
4.hand instruments for placing resin
5.trituration of amalgam
 
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if you want to ext single teeth on pt who is taking coumdine (INR 2.5),

1) pt should stop taking coumadine
2) you can ext
3) consult physician
4) refer

thx in advance
 
if you want to ext single teeth on pt who is taking coumdine (INR 2.5),

1) pt should stop taking coumadine
2) you can ext
3) consult physician
4) refer



coumarin may be used if INR is less than 3 for dental extractions. Must weigh risks and benefits of procedure. Needs to be discontinued for oral surgery. Always check with MD before recommending discontinuation of warfarin
 
HELLO

Could you please tell me what year are the released packages reprints for part II J-M?

Thanks!
 
Im finding conflicting Answers for the Most common Congenitally missing tooth. Some places are telling me that Max 2nd Premolars are more likely to be congenitally Missing than Max Laterals...other places are vice versa. What is the correct answer..thanks in advance (please list resource)👍
 
Im finding conflicting Answers for the Most common Congenitally missing tooth. Some places are telling me that Max 2nd Premolars are more likely to be congenitally Missing than Max Laterals...other places are vice versa. What is the correct answer..thanks in advance (please list resource)👍


Ans- Max Lateral..SURE
 
Im finding conflicting Answers for the Most common Congenitally missing tooth. Some places are telling me that Max 2nd Premolars are more likely to be congenitally Missing than Max Laterals...other places are vice versa. What is the correct answer..thanks in advance (please list resource)👍

Source-Mosby, ASDA, Kaplan Q bank, First Aid
 
Thanks...but Im not too sure about that answer:

Mosby Page 177 in the 2nd column quote:

"most common congenitally missing tooth is the mandibular 2nd premolar followed by the maxillary laterals, followed by the maxillary 2nd premolar"

Page 166 Part D indicates the same thing.

I also used the Kaplan Qbank which indicated it was the laterals..but Kaplan Qbank had TONS of wrong information..so I am apprehensive about taking their word. I hate how all these books say different things regarding certain topics..anyway..any other sources that supports your Max Lateral as opposed to Mand 2nd Premolar?😕
 
1. On dental deck it is written HIV is the most infectiouos target of standard [universal ] blood precaution but I remember from part 1 it is HBV. Please any one can clarify about this.

2. Natural recontouring of residual ridge int he early post extraction period occurs primarly by resorption of the-
a Crestal bone
b Lingual cortical bone
c Labial buccal cortical bone
d buccal lingual cortical bone

3. 24 hr after elective orthognathic procedure, a patient develops temperature 102 F without local edema or tenderness. The most likely cause is-
a Sinusitis
b Atelectasis
c Dehydration
d Infected Hematoma
e Infective Endocarditis

4.Which of the following is an indication of successful aloogenic tooth transplant-
a Ankylosis
b tooth survives for 12 months
c PDL is re-established
d Both pulp and PDL survive

Kindly give answers with expalnations🙂
 
I Think--Correct me if wrong

1. On dental deck it is written HIV is the most infectiouos target of standard [universal ] blood precaution but I remember from part 1 it is HBV. Please any one can clarify about this.

2. Natural recontouring of residual ridge int he early post extraction period occurs primarly by resorption of the-
a Crestal bone ??
b Lingual cortical bone
c Labial buccal cortical bone
d buccal lingual cortical bone

3. 24 hr after elective orthognathic procedure, a patient develops temperature 102 F without local edema or tenderness. The most likely cause is-
a Sinusitis
b Atelectasis
c Dehydration
d Infected Hematoma
e Infective Endocarditis

4.Which of the following is an indication of successful aloogenic tooth transplant-
a Ankylosis
b tooth survives for 12 months
c PDL is re-established
d Both pulp and PDL survive ??

Kindly give answers with expalnations🙂

????
 
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Q's? Different situations:

#20 missing..best way to prevent migration of #19 and #21, conservatively in adults.
- Removable*
-fixed
-implants
-space maintainer

#20 missing..best way to prevent migration of #19 and #21, in an adult with NO financial restrictions.
- Removable
-fixed
-implants*
-space maintainer

#20 missing.. migration of #19 mesially and #21 distally has occured with tilted teeth, patient want's space filled. Whats more appropriate conservative Rx
-Removable
-fixed
-implants
-space maintainer
-refer ortho

#20 missing.. migration of #19 mesially and #21 distally has occured with tilted teeth, patient want's space filled. Whats more appropriate Rx
-Removable
-fixed
-implants
-ortho

any help would be appreciated..thanks
 
if an inital prematuriy occurs in the retruded contact position in the max 1st premolar , the surface of the tooth involved is usually is
1 mesial of the facial cusp
2 mesial of the lingula cusp
3 distal of the facial cusp
4 distal of the lingual cusp
 
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if an inital prematuriy occurs in the retruded contact position in the max 1st premolar , the surface of the tooth involved is usually is
1 mesial of the facial cusp
2 mesial of the lingula cusp
3 distal of the facial cusp
4 distal of the lingual cusp
 
when both nitrous oxide and oxygen tanks are used to one half of their capacities, what are their gas pressures in psi (starting gas pressures are o2 2000, n2o 750)?

Answer: O2 2000 and N2O 750

Why is it psi 2000 for O2?

I know PSI for nitrous doesnt change bc its a liquid and gas and you need to weigh it to see if its empty or not...
 
2. Natural recontouring of residual ridge int he early post extraction period occurs primarly by resorption of the-
a Crestal bone ??
b Lingual cortical bone
c Labial buccal cortical bone
d buccal lingual cortical bone
Ans given is c labial buccal cortical bone [ dont know how]

2. 24 hr after elective orthognathic procedure, a patient develops temperature 102 F without local edema or tenderness. The most likely cause is-
a Sinusitis
b Atelectasis
c Dehydration
d Infected Hematoma
e Infective Endocarditis
This ans is right but can u pls. explain how it is?

4.Which of the following is an indication of successful aloogenic tooth transplant-
a Ankylosis
b tooth survives for 12 months
c PDL is re-established
d Both pulp and PDL survive ??
ans is a i.e ankylosis how??????????
 
In x-ray equipment, kilovoltage controls-

a contrast
b speed of electrons
c amount of radiation produced
d penetrating power of radiation
e temperature of cathode filament
 
2. Natural recontouring of residual ridge int he early post extraction period occurs primarly by resorption of the-
a Crestal bone ??
b Lingual cortical bone
c Labial buccal cortical bone
d buccal lingual cortical bone
Ans given is c labial buccal cortical bone [ dont know how]

yes the ans is C it is mentioned in Decks as well

2. 24 hr after elective orthognathic procedure, a patient develops temperature 102 F without local edema or tenderness. The most likely cause is-
a Sinusitis
b Atelectasis
c Dehydration
d Infected Hematoma
e Infective Endocarditis
This ans is right but can u pls. explain how it is?

4.Which of the following is an indication of successful aloogenic tooth transplant-
a Ankylosis
b tooth survives for 12 months
c PDL is re-established
d Both pulp and PDL survive ??
ans is a i.e ankylosis how??????????

thanks
 
A 9 yr old patient has non- carious primary maxillary first molar in infraocclusion. The radiograph shows lack of PDL and radioluscent area that may be noraml resorption.The first premolar is present. The first molar is best managed by-
1 observation
2 extraction
3 routine extraction and space maintenance
4 surgical removal and space maintenance
 
A 9 yr old patient has non- carious primary maxillary first molar in infraocclusion. The radiograph shows lack of PDL and radioluscent area that may be noraml resorption.The first premolar is present. The first molar is best managed by-
1 observation👍
2 extraction
3 routine extraction and space maintenance
4 surgical removal and space maintenance
 
I just want to know about a Question that was asked on other thread of Part-2 exp....

Q is Whats the clinical Importance of SAINT JOHN WART and its use.?


Q Maximum amount of fat Intake can a person daily have % wise
10,5,20,30,40%
 
I just want to know about a Question that was asked on other thread of Part-2 exp....

Q is Whats the clinical Importance of SAINT JOHN WART and its use.?


Q Maximum amount of fat Intake can a person daily have % wise
10,5,20,30,40%

st. johns wort used as an antidepressant.

fat percentage is 30%
 
effectiveness of tooth brushing is best measured by
1 th amount and location of plaque
2 caries experience
3 tooth brush frequency
4 condition of tooth brush

primary reason for splinting teeth with fixed prosthesis
A stabilize loose theeth in favourable occlusal relation ship
B distribute occlusal forces so periodontally weakened tooth dont loosen
C to prevent natural unopposed tooth from migrating
D prevent max CI from separating after closure of diastema

1 A, B, C
2 A,C,D
3B,C,D
4A,D
5ALL OF THE ABOVE

these qs are from decks , but ans are missing in mine
 
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effectiveness of tooth brushing is best measured by
1 th amount and location of plaque
2 caries experience
3 tooth brush frequency
4 condition of tooth brush

primary reason for splinting teeth with fixed prosthesis
a stabilize loose theeth in favourable occlusal relation ship
b distribute occlusal forces so periodontally weakened tooth dont loosen
c to prevent natural unopposed tooth from migrating
d prevent max ci from separating after closure of diastema

1 a, b, c
2 a,c,d
3b,c,d
4a,d
5all of the above

these qs are from decks , but ans are missing in mine

-1
-1 ?
 


thanx narihari for reply but I have doubt regarding ans of 2nd q that splinting is for periodontally weakend teeth and it is not suggested for health teeth so option c should not come in ans
if any one knows about it reply plz
 
3 year old boy presents for an inital exam.there is 4 mm open bite.he is healthy boy with no significan medical history. this is not associated with

1 pacifier use
2 digit use
3 tongue thrust
4 familial trait
 
Ans tongue thrust
i know from what everyone has read in decks etc..tongue thrusts seems to be the ans..
but in reality TT DOES cause OPEN BITE..as per many leading peds in practice....can anyone clarify..u can even google it and find out what everyone else is saying
 
Hi my friends,


I have six more days till this exam, and I need advice for my final days prep!!!🙂
 
me too giving soon, doing papers [ many ques are getting wrong], mosby and decks.

Need to know what should I do in final moment
 
Hey Azieb and positiveness

Just relax!! Calmly go thru all once, dont worry abt wrongs....better concentrate on your revision. Try to revise as much you can. Be calm and composed...u will defnitley remember the answers....All the best & Good luck to you both!!
 
Hi Butterfly 16,

Good advice!!! Thank you so much! I will do just that!!


Hey Azieb and positiveness

Just relax!! Calmly go thru all once, dont worry abt wrongs....better concentrate on your revision. Try to revise as much you can. Be calm and composed...u will defnitley remember the answers....All the best & Good luck to you both!!
 
Hi my friends,


I have six more days till this exam, and I need advice for my final days prep!!!🙂

Drink rum! just kidding!. Do old exams, and don't study the day before. What you didn't learn in your weeks/months of preparation time, you will not learn it the day before.

Rock on!
 
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