part II questions

[drslim]

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1) hyperkarotosis found in what disease?

2) age and weight are? Nominal, Ordinal, Interval

3) Accumulation of large numbers of which of the following suggest that immunologic responses to plaque antigens are occuring inflammatory perio disease?
a.mast cells
b. Macrophages
c. Plasma
d. Neutrophils
e. Lymphocytes
1) a, b , c
2) b, c, d
3) b, c, e

4)Tissue changes occuring around teeth no longer in function which 2 statements?
widening of perio ligament
reduced trabeculation
narrowing of the perio lligament
cemental atrophy

5) which of the following do not influence midface growth?
orbit
mid palatal suture
alveolur process
maxilla
mandible

6) If there is a discrepency in tooth size/arch length, which of the following will most likely be impacted?
central
1st premolar
2nd premolar
1st molar
2nd molar

7)what Bur used for chamfer?

8) in a patient with complete denture the loading is reduced to %20 with overdenture what is the % ?

9) how is incisors set in a class II for denture?

10) Depress 30, 31 and RPD lifts up do you? Reline, Remake

11) Patient wants Ortho what should be done first? perio first, ortho first
12) when would you fix provisional counters?
before perio, after perio, during perio

13) Papilla-Blunted why? is it due to loss of periodontium support

14) Purpose of incisal guidance? mount cast, adjust condylar guidance

15) how do you save arch space?

16)most common change in amalgam?
crack
marginal leakage

 

[Mojanjoon]

thank you for posting. It will help alot

1) hyperkarotosis found in what disease?

2) age and weight are? Nominal, Ordinal, Interval

3) Accumulation of large numbers of which of the following suggest that immunologic responses to plaque antigens are occuring inflammatory perio disease?
a.mast cells
b. Macrophages
c. Plasma
d. Neutrophils
e. Lymphocytes
1) a, b , c
2) b, c, d
3) b, c, e

4)Tissue changes occuring around teeth no longer in function which 2 statements?
widening of perio ligament
reduced trabeculation
narrowing of the perio lligament
cemental atrophy

5) which of the following do not influence midface growth?
orbit
mid palatal suture
alveolur process
maxilla
mandible

6) If there is a discrepency in tooth size/arch length, which of the following will most likely be impacted?
central
1st premolar
2nd premolar
1st molar
2nd molar

7)what Bur used for chamfer?

8) in a patient with complete denture the loading is reduced to %20 with overdenture what is the % ?

9) how is incisors set in a class II for denture?

10) Depress 30, 31 and RPD lifts up do you? Reline, Remake

11) Patient wants Ortho what should be done first? perio first, ortho first
12) when would you fix provisional counters?
before perio, after perio, during perio

13) Papilla-Blunted why? is it due to loss of periodontium support

14) Purpose of incisal guidance? mount cast, adjust condylar guidance

15) how do you save arch space?

16)most common change in amalgam?
crack
marginal leakage

 

[Inshaa]

Any one is willing to discuss/ review part 2 material/exam seriously in fast pace?

 

[doc76]

1) hyperkarotosis found in what disease?

2) age and weight are? Nominal, Ordinal, Interval

3) Accumulation of large numbers of which of the following suggest that immunologic responses to plaque antigens are occuring inflammatory perio disease?
a.mast cells
b. Macrophages
c. Plasma
d. Neutrophils
e. Lymphocytes
1) a, b , c
2) b, c, d
3) b, c, e

4)Tissue changes occuring around teeth no longer in function which 2 statements?
widening of perio ligament
reduced trabeculation
narrowing of the perio lligament
cemental atrophy

5) which of the following do not influence midface growth?
orbit
mid palatal suture
alveolur process
maxilla
mandible

6) If there is a discrepency in tooth size/arch length, which of the following will most likely be impacted?
central
1st premolar
2nd premolar
1st molar
2nd molar

7)what Bur used for chamfer?

8) in a patient with complete denture the loading is reduced to %20 with overdenture what is the % ?

9) how is incisors set in a class II for denture?

10) Depress 30, 31 and RPD lifts up do you? Reline, Remake

11) Patient wants Ortho what should be done first? perio first, ortho first
12) when would you fix provisional counters?
before perio, after perio, during perio

13) Papilla-Blunted why? is it due to loss of periodontium support

14) Purpose of incisal guidance? mount cast, adjust condylar guidance

15) how do you save arch space?

16)most common change in amalgam?
crack
marginal leakage

heyperkeratosis is thickning of skin
callusus and corn
warts
eczema
lichen planus
acitinic keratosia
seborrhis keratosis
all these can cause keratosis

 

[eebigdog]

3) Accumulation of large numbers of which of the following suggest that immunologic responses to plaque antigens are occuring inflammatory perio disease?
a.mast cells
b. Macrophages
c. Plasma
d. Neutrophils
e. Lymphocytes
1) a, b , c
2) b, c, d
3) b, c, e 100%

4)Tissue changes occuring around teeth no longer in function which 2 statements?
widening of perio ligament (pulp pathology or systemic pathology)
reduced trabeculation (due to lack of stimulation)
narrowing of the perio lligament (The loss of normal occlusal function leads to atrophic changes in the PDL, such as narrowing of the periodontal space, disorientation of collagen fibers, and vascular constriction (Amemiya et al., 1980; Kaneko et al., 2001))
cemental atrophy

6) If there is a discrepency in tooth size/arch length, which of the following will most likely be impacted?
central
1st premolar
2nd premolar
1st molar
2nd molar

13) Papilla-Blunted why? is it due to loss of periodontium support
GINGIVITIS

15) how do you save arch space? space maintainer

 

[drslim]

1) Localized perio defect?
Sc/Rp
Sc/Rp and antibiotics

2) Tooth was avulsed and gives false reading on EPT, what does it mean?

vasculature may be interupted
nerve was interupted

3)whats the difference b/w size of teeth that erupted and their successors?

4)Currently the most used implants are? Root form?

5)what kinda incision for a palatal tori ?

6) what can you change with staining? Hue, value , Chroma

7) which race has the most caries? whites, blacks, Mexicans

8) Altered cast technique used for what?

9) brown staining is? rampant caries, chronic caries

10) if caries prone animals were fed cariogenic diets by stomach tubes, their caries activity would ? not change, would essentially stop

 

[eebigdog]

1) Localized perio defect?
Sc/Rp
Sc/Rp and antibiotics

2) Tooth was avulsed and gives false reading on EPT, what does it mean?
vasculature may be interupted
nerve was interupted
well since it's avulsed, everythin's interupted but a false reading on EPT after trauma doesn't mean a thing...

3)whats the difference b/w size of teeth that erupted and their successors?
molars are wider mesio-distally and anteriors are more facialy positioned

4)Currently the most used implants are? Root form?
endosseous root form

5)what kinda incision for a palatal tori ?
Y or double Y opposing each other

6) what can you change with staining? Hue, value , Chroma
Value will decrease

7) which race has the most caries? whites, blacks, Mexicans
No idea...I thought everyone had the same risk...maybe it's related to the kind of food consumption

8) Altered cast technique used for what?
accurate impression of ridge in RPD distal extension

9) brown staining is? rampant caries, chronic caries
chronic caries

10) if caries prone animals were fed cariogenic diets by stomach tubes, their caries activity would ? not change, would essentially stop
Will stop