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A 35 year old female is complaining of generalized "bleeding gums". Using the print of the
radiographs (not available for display) and casts (not available for display), answer the
following questions on the answer score sheet.
Question: 1
Periodontal examination reveals adequate attached gingiva between teeth 1.5 and 1.6 with
probing depths of 4mm. In addition to scaling and root planing, what is the most appropriate
treatment for this area?
A. Observation.
B. Perform a gingivectomy.
C. Place a free gingival graft.
D. Perform full thickness flap procedure with ostectomy.
E. Replace the defective restorations.
ANS A
Question: 2
Resolution of the edematous suprabony pockets in the mandibular anterior will
A. result in a potential cosmetic problem.
B. result in teeth with an increased mobility.
C. result in increased bony support for the teeth.
D. require apicoectomy procedures.
E. require orthodontic procedures.
ANS A-NOT SURE
Question: 3
Tooth 4.6 has 4mm probing depths on the mesio-buccal and mesio-lingual, but no other probing
depths over 3mm and no symptoms. Treatment of choice for this tooth is to replace the defective
restoration and
A. prescribe a systemic antibiotic.
B. improve oral hygiene.
C. place a crown on the tooth to close the diastema.
D. upright the tooth orthodontically and place a 3 unit fixed partial denture.
E. extract the tooth.
ANS B
Question: 4
Select the correct statement concerning teeth 1.5 and 1.6.
A. There is caries on the mesial and distal of both teeth.
B. These teeth require endodontic treatment.
C. These teeth should be extracted.
D. The pulp chambers of these teeth are calcified.
E. There is calculus present on the roots of these teeth.
ANS E
Questions 5 - 8
Using the cast (not available for display), answer the following questions on the answer score
sheet.
Question: 5
The major connector on the removable partial denture framework is
A. positioned in an excessive undercut area.
B. too close to the gingival margin.
C. too narrow as it is designed.
D. too far from the gingival margin.
ANS D NOT SURE
Question: 6
The component of the removable partial denture framework on tooth 4.6
A. is unnecessary.
B. requires modification of the tooth prior to making a final impression.
C. directs functional occlusal forces along the long axis of the tooth.
D. should only be used if the tooth is periodontally compromised.
???????
Question: 7
The gridwork (meshwork) over the edentulous area in the fourth quadrant of the denture
framework
A. will interfere with the mylohyoid muscle.
B. has adequate relief for acceptable retention of an acrylic denture base.
C. is placed too far to the buccal.
D. has too small a surface area to provide for acceptable retention of an acrylic denture base.
????????
Question: 8
Assuming that tooth 3.4 has no periodontal problems, the tip of the clasp on tooth 3.4 should be
placed
A. occlusal to the survey line.
B. at the survey line.
C. in a .005 inch (.125mm) undercut gingival to the survey line.
D. in a .01 to .02 inch (.25 to .50mm) undercut gingival to the survey line.
E. in a .04 inch (1.0mm) undercut gingival to the survey line.
????????
Using the information in the case history and the clinical photographs (not available for display),
answer the following questions on the answer score sheet.
CASE HISTORY
A 28 year old pregnant female presents with multiple ulcers on the free gingiva, edematous
interdental papillae, shallow ulcers on the attached gingiva and gingival bleeding. Some intact
vesicles and ulcers are present on the hard palate and tongue. The patient has a temperature of
39oC (102.2oF) and has multiple, palpable, painful mandibular and cervical lymph nodes. These
symptoms have been present for 2 days.
Question: 9
The most likely diagnosis is
A. recurrent aphthous stomatitis.
B. pregnancy gingivostomatitis.
C. acute streptococcal gingivostomatitis.
D. acute herpetic gingivostomatitis.
E. erythema multiforme.
ANS D
Question: 10
Treatment for this patient should include
1. topical steroids.
2. topical anaesthetic as required.
3. systemic acyclovir.
4. regular intake of fluids.
A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above.
ANS C
Question: 11
Which of the following medications is contraindicated for the management of this patients
condition?
A. Acetaminophen.
B. Ibuprofen.
C. Acetylsalicylic acid.
D. Betamethasone.[/QUOTE]
ANS D
A 35 year old female is complaining of generalized "bleeding gums". Using the print of the
radiographs (not available for display) and casts (not available for display), answer the
following questions on the answer score sheet.
Question: 1
Periodontal examination reveals adequate attached gingiva between teeth 1.5 and 1.6 with
probing depths of 4mm. In addition to scaling and root planing, what is the most appropriate
treatment for this area?
A. Observation.
B. Perform a gingivectomy.
C. Place a free gingival graft.
D. Perform full thickness flap procedure with ostectomy.
E. Replace the defective restorations.
ANS A
Question: 2
Resolution of the edematous suprabony pockets in the mandibular anterior will
A. result in a potential cosmetic problem.
B. result in teeth with an increased mobility.
C. result in increased bony support for the teeth.
D. require apicoectomy procedures.
E. require orthodontic procedures.
ANS A-NOT SURE
Question: 3
Tooth 4.6 has 4mm probing depths on the mesio-buccal and mesio-lingual, but no other probing
depths over 3mm and no symptoms. Treatment of choice for this tooth is to replace the defective
restoration and
A. prescribe a systemic antibiotic.
B. improve oral hygiene.
C. place a crown on the tooth to close the diastema.
D. upright the tooth orthodontically and place a 3 unit fixed partial denture.
E. extract the tooth.
ANS B
Question: 4
Select the correct statement concerning teeth 1.5 and 1.6.
A. There is caries on the mesial and distal of both teeth.
B. These teeth require endodontic treatment.
C. These teeth should be extracted.
D. The pulp chambers of these teeth are calcified.
E. There is calculus present on the roots of these teeth.
ANS E
Questions 5 - 8
Using the cast (not available for display), answer the following questions on the answer score
sheet.
Question: 5
The major connector on the removable partial denture framework is
A. positioned in an excessive undercut area.
B. too close to the gingival margin.
C. too narrow as it is designed.
D. too far from the gingival margin.
ANS D NOT SURE
Question: 6
The component of the removable partial denture framework on tooth 4.6
A. is unnecessary.
B. requires modification of the tooth prior to making a final impression.
C. directs functional occlusal forces along the long axis of the tooth.
D. should only be used if the tooth is periodontally compromised.
???????
Question: 7
The gridwork (meshwork) over the edentulous area in the fourth quadrant of the denture
framework
A. will interfere with the mylohyoid muscle.
B. has adequate relief for acceptable retention of an acrylic denture base.
C. is placed too far to the buccal.
D. has too small a surface area to provide for acceptable retention of an acrylic denture base.
????????
Question: 8
Assuming that tooth 3.4 has no periodontal problems, the tip of the clasp on tooth 3.4 should be
placed
A. occlusal to the survey line.
B. at the survey line.
C. in a .005 inch (.125mm) undercut gingival to the survey line.
D. in a .01 to .02 inch (.25 to .50mm) undercut gingival to the survey line.
E. in a .04 inch (1.0mm) undercut gingival to the survey line.
????????
Using the information in the case history and the clinical photographs (not available for display),
answer the following questions on the answer score sheet.
CASE HISTORY
A 28 year old pregnant female presents with multiple ulcers on the free gingiva, edematous
interdental papillae, shallow ulcers on the attached gingiva and gingival bleeding. Some intact
vesicles and ulcers are present on the hard palate and tongue. The patient has a temperature of
39oC (102.2oF) and has multiple, palpable, painful mandibular and cervical lymph nodes. These
symptoms have been present for 2 days.
Question: 9
The most likely diagnosis is
A. recurrent aphthous stomatitis.
B. pregnancy gingivostomatitis.
C. acute streptococcal gingivostomatitis.
D. acute herpetic gingivostomatitis.
E. erythema multiforme.
ANS D
Question: 10
Treatment for this patient should include
1. topical steroids.
2. topical anaesthetic as required.
3. systemic acyclovir.
4. regular intake of fluids.
A. (1) (2) (3)
B. (1) and (3)
C. (2) and (4)
D. (4) only
E. All of the above.
ANS C
Question: 11
Which of the following medications is contraindicated for the management of this patients
condition?
A. Acetaminophen.
B. Ibuprofen.
C. Acetylsalicylic acid.
D. Betamethasone.[/QUOTE]
ANS D
