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1) What is the first thing to do with a patient in her 3rd trimester becomes hypotensive?

a) call OBGYN
b) raise feet
c) turn patient to her left side
e) raise her seat back up

2) What is the growth of the cranial base in relation to the max and the mand:
a) follows
b)succeeds
c)succeeds the follows

3)if you have a mesial tipped mandibular molar, when would you see the greatest undercut?
a) MB
b) ML
c) DB
d) DL

4)what is the unique feature of edgewise ortho appliances
a) rotation
b) tipping
c) bodily movement
d) extrusion

5)what causes widened PDL with ortho treatment

6) what antibiotics do you prescribe for a patient with cellulitis and is treated with incision and drainage


7) which of the following materials you can not use as a base?
a) zinc phosphate
b) ZOE
C) polycarboxylate

8) what is Ataxic cerebral palsy?

9) If you give acute radiation what tissue most radio resistant
a) endothelium
b) striated muscle
c) smooth muscle

10) someone allergic to Ibuprofen what do you give them
a) Etodolac
b) Dolobid
c) Ketoprofin

11) which tooth is most likely t fracture
a) maxillary 1st molar
b) maxillary premolar
c) mandibular molar
d) mandibular premolar

12) what is a Pier RPD

13) which causes periodontitis
a) S. mutans
b) S. sanguis
c) porphymonas gingivalis

14) you have preformed perio, which tooth are you most concerned about during maintenance?
Maxillary 1st Pre molar because of mesial concavity
Maxillary molar b/c of furcation

15) making an RPD framework on?
a) duplicate cast
b) refrectory cast
c) final cast

16) what muscle raises the distal buccal flange on the mandibular denture?
is it buccinator

17) class II composite what margin deteriotes first?
a) occlusal
b) lingual
c) facial
d) interproximal

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Hi there....

1) What is the first thing to do with a patient in her 3rd trimester becomes hypotensive?

a) call OBGYN
b) raise feet
c) turn patient to her left side (this will increase blood flow to the baby)
e) raise her seat back up

2) What is the growth of the cranial base in relation to the max and the mand:
a) follows
b)succeeds :confused:
c)succeeds the follows

3)if you have a mesial tipped mandibular molar, when would you see the greatest undercut?
a) MB
b) ML
c) DB
d) DL

4)what is the unique feature of edgewise ortho appliances
a) rotation
b) tipping
c) bodily movement
d) extrusion

5)what causes widened PDL with ortho treatment (No idea)

6) what antibiotics do you prescribe for a patient with cellulitis and is treated with incision and drainage
(Amoxicillin)

7) which of the following materials you can not use as a base?
a) zinc phosphate
b) ZOE
C) polycarboxylate

8) what is Ataxic cerebral palsy?
Ataxic cerebral palsy is caused by damage to the cerebellum therefore affects coordination of movement
9) If you give acute radiation what tissue most radio resistant
a) endothelium
b) striated muscle
c) smooth muscle

10) someone allergic to Ibuprofen what do you give them
a) Etodolac
b) Dolobid
c) Ketoprofin

11) which tooth is most likely t fracture
a) maxillary 1st molar
b) maxillary premolar
c) mandibular molar
d) mandibular premolar

12) what is a Pier RPD (abutment i think)

13) which causes periodontitis
a) S. mutans
b) S. sanguis
c) porphymonas gingivalis

14) you have preformed perio, which tooth are you most concerned about during maintenance?
Maxillary 1st Pre molar because of mesial concavity
Maxillary molar b/c of furcation

15) making an RPD framework on?
a) duplicate cast
b) refrectory cast
c) final cast

16) what muscle raises the distal buccal flange on the mandibular denture?
is it buccinator

17) class II composite what margin deteriotes first?
a) occlusal
b) lingual
c) facial
d) interproximal
 
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hey all....
pier abutment is that abutment which has pontics (artificial teeth) on BOTH sides...like its standing alone b/w 2 empty spaces.

and how sure are u about the other answers Peter Heyek?? ust making sure so i dont learn the wrong stuff! hehe.. did u check them up from the book or just guessing?? dont write something if ur not sure of it...but I hope u checked before answering the ones u did..thanks still! :)
take care
 
hey I dont see any questions of yours here?? what are ur questions?? u dont have to post the answers :) leme know the questions and ill try answering them for u..take care..:)

I AM WRITING DOWN FOR EVERYONE ASKING FOR MY ANSWERS STOP:mad:!!!!
THIS IS A DEBATE FORUM IT IS BOTH WAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I POSTED MANY QUESTIONS NO ANSWERSHOWEVER I AM ALWAYS THE ONE ANSWERING THEM! IT IS RIDICULOUS OVER 90 PEOPLE LOOKED INTO THIS THREAD AND STILL NOT EVEN ONE QUESTION WAS ANSWERED!
I KNOW ALL ABOUT THE COMPETITION!
BUT IT IS NOT ONLY ONE WAY TO SAN JOSE!!!!!!

I WILL NOT SENT ANSWERS TO NO ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! UNTIL MY QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YEP I AM MAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:mad:
 
Side effect of diuretic with ACE?

Side effect of diuretic and Ca channel blocker?

Is the tx of severe bilateral tuberosity undercut THE SAME as minimal bilateral tuberosity undercut?

Well for the SEVERE UNDERCUT - TX is to reduce one side of the TUBEROSITY ONLY according to released 1988 PHROSTO PAPER Q 38
 
inur last question...im 90% sure RX is the same...but I still want to confirm with the text book! would hate for u to learn something incorrect. will get back to u tomorow as its 3am here for me :)
 
Hi fefzie, ur right I should have mentionned...anyway, it's a discussion and others should post their opinions too

1) sure
2)not sure
3)sure
4)sure
5)no idea, maybe it should be excessive forces
6)sure
7) sure
8)sure
9) sure
10) sure
11)sure
12)thanks for the explanation
13)sure
14) sure
15) not sure
16)sure
17)sure
 
Hi...
Thanks Peter for posting your answers.
I am doubtful abt ques number 7 & 15. Please let me know if I am wrong.

Regards
-Aabha

Hi there....

1) What is the first thing to do with a patient in her 3rd trimester becomes hypotensive?

a) call OBGYN
b) raise feet
c) turn patient to her left side (this will increase blood flow to the baby)
e) raise her seat back up

2) What is the growth of the cranial base in relation to the max and the mand:
a) follows
b)succeeds :confused:
c)succeeds the follows

3)if you have a mesial tipped mandibular molar, when would you see the greatest undercut?
a) MB
b) ML
c) DB
d) DL

4)what is the unique feature of edgewise ortho appliances
a) rotation
b) tipping
c) bodily movement
d) extrusion

5)what causes widened PDL with ortho treatment (No idea)

6) what antibiotics do you prescribe for a patient with cellulitis and is treated with incision and drainage
(Amoxicillin)

7) which of the following materials you can not use as a base?
a) zinc phosphate
b) ZOE (why not ZOE?)
C) polycarboxylate

8) what is Ataxic cerebral palsy?
Ataxic cerebral palsy is caused by damage to the cerebellum therefore affects coordination of movement
9) If you give acute radiation what tissue most radio resistant
a) endothelium
b) striated muscle
c) smooth muscle

10) someone allergic to Ibuprofen what do you give them
a) Etodolac
b) Dolobid
c) Ketoprofin

11) which tooth is most likely t fracture
a) maxillary 1st molar
b) maxillary premolar
c) mandibular molar
d) mandibular premolar

12) what is a Pier RPD (abutment i think)

13) which causes periodontitis
a) S. mutans
b) S. sanguis
c) porphymonas gingivalis

14) you have preformed perio, which tooth are you most concerned about during maintenance?
Maxillary 1st Pre molar because of mesial concavity
Maxillary molar b/c of furcation

15) making an RPD framework on?
a) duplicate cast
b) refractory cast
c) final cast

16) what muscle raises the distal buccal flange on the mandibular denture?
is it buccinator

17) class II composite what margin deteriotes first?
a) occlusal
b) lingual
c) facial
d) interproximal
 
QUESTION! WHAT IS SCALE USED TO REMOVE SUPRAGINGIVAL PLAQUE?:confused:
SICKLE?
UNIVERSAL?
GRACE?



ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS
1) What is the first thing to do with a patient in her 3rd trimester becomes hypotensive?

a) call OBGYN
b) raise feet
c) turn patient to her left side----ans
e) raise her seat back up

2) What is the growth of the cranial base in relation to the max and the mand:
a) follows
b)succeeds----ans
c)succeeds the follows

3)if you have a mesial tipped mandibular molar, when would you see the greatest undercut?
a) MB
b) ML----ans
c) DB
d) DL

4)what is the unique feature of edgewise ortho appliances
a) rotation
b) tipping
c) bodily movement----ans
d) extrusion

5)what causes widened PDL with ortho treatment HEAVY FORCES CAUSING ROOT RESORPTION

6) what antibiotics do you prescribe for a patient with cellulitis and is treated with incision and drainage ISNT PEN VK --- due to less toxicity?


7) which of the following materials you can not use as a base?
a) zinc phosphate
b) ZOE----ans because it will inhibit polymerization
C) polycarboxylate

8) what is Ataxic cerebral palsy? Tongue shows wavelike mov, uncoordinated mov of jaw,muscles, and tongue

9) If you give acute radiation what tissue most radio resistant
a) endothelium
b) striated muscle----ans
c) smooth muscle

10) someone allergic to Ibuprofen what do you give them
a) Etodolac
b) Dolobid
c) Ketoprofin----ans


11) which tooth is most likely t fracture
a) maxillary 1st molar
b) maxillary premolar
c) mandibular molar----ans especially in cracked tooth syndrome
d) mandibular premolar

12) what is a Pier RPD--- INTERMEDIATE ABUTMENT

13) which causes periodontitis
a) S. mutans
b) S. sanguis
c) porphymonas gingivalis----ans


14) you have preformed perio, which tooth are you most concerned about during maintenance?
Maxillary 1st Pre molar because of mesial concavity
Maxillary molar b/c of furcation----ans

15) making an RPD framework on?
a) duplicate cast
b) refrectory cast----ans REFRACTORY DUPLICATE CAST=WORKING CAST
c) final cast

16) what muscle raises the distal buccal flange on the mandibular denture?
is it buccinator I THOUGHT IT WAS THE MASSETER??? PLEASE CORRECT ME HERE

17) class II composite what margin deteriotes first?
a) occlusal----ans
b) lingual
c) facial
d) interproximal

I AM SURE ABOUT ALL EXCEPT # 16 PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG!:luck:
 
-Its buccinator 100% confirmed! ;)

-Side effect of diuretic with ACE?
ANS : Fast or irregular heart beat, chest pain, dry cough, stuffy nose, sore throat, vomiting, indigestion, diarrhoea, constipation, headaches, dizziness, tiredness, mood changes, problems with taste, pins and needles, fever, muscle or joint pain, skin rashes, sexual problems or gout.
 
QUESTION! WHAT IS SCALE USED TO REMOVE SUPRAGINGIVAL PLAQUE?:confused:
SICKLE

UNIVERSAL
GRACE

WHAT DOES OUTLIERS CONTROL?
MEAN OR STANDARD DEVIATION

WHAT IS BEST MATERIAL FOR CL V?
LOW MODULUS OF ELASTICITY OR HIGH MODULUS OF ELASTICITY?

PT IS TAKING WARFARIN NEEDS TOOTH TO BE EXTACTED HE SHOULD?
GO ON WITH EXTRACTION
STOP WARFARIN 1-2 days
STOP WARFARIN 7-10 days
CONSULT PHISICIAN
 
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Zinc phosphate is used as a Luting Agent only.
Cavity Liners and Bases : ZOE ,Polycarboxylate,Glass ionomer. its from decks .
 
-Its buccinator 100% confirmed! ;)

-Side effect of diuretic with ACE?
ANS : Fast or irregular heart beat, chest pain, dry cough, stuffy nose, sore throat, vomiting, indigestion, diarrhoea, constipation, headaches, dizziness, tiredness, mood changes, problems with taste, pins and needles, fever, muscle or joint pain, skin rashes, sexual problems or gout.


It's indeed the buccinator...here's the explanation

The buccinator inserts on the alveolar ridges from the angle of the mouth to the pterygomandibular ligament, forming the vestibules. It's action is antero-posterior (suction)
At the exterior angle of the mandible , masseter inserts just lateraly to the buccinator. During mastication, it's the masseter who contracts and push the buccinator to elevate the vestible which raises the distal buccal flange of the denture.
 
a)most poor periodontal prognosis seen with
1.max molars
2.mand molars

b)amalgam coronal radicular core built up for endo treated molars
1.amalgam bonding,adequate pulp chamber, ferrule
2. adequate pulp chamber, ferrule
3.pin retained amalgam

c)occlusal plane correction between CD and Partial denture is completed at
1. try in
2.intial step after diagnosis and treatment plan
3. denture delivery
4.after preperation of final cast

d)alginate disinfected by
1.2% gluteraldehyde
2. 1:10 sodium hypochloride
 
a)most poor periodontal prognosis seen with
1.max molars
2.mand molars

b)amalgam coronal radicular core built up for endo treated molars
1.amalgam bonding,adequate pulp chamber, ferrule
2. adequate pulp chamber, ferrule
3.pin retained amalgam

c)occlusal plane correction between CD and Partial denture is completed at
1. try in
2.intial step after diagnosis and treatment plan
3. denture delivery
4.after preparation of final cast

d)alginate disinfected by
1. 2% gluteraldehyde
2. 1:10 sodium hypochloride
 
QUESTION! WHAT IS SCALE USED TO REMOVE SUPRAGINGIVAL PLAQUE?:confused:
SICKLE

UNIVERSAL
GRACE (only used subgingival)

WHAT IS BEST MATERIAL FOR CL V?
LOW MODULUS OF ELASTICITY OR HIGH MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
PT IS TAKING WARFARIN NEEDS TOOTH TO BE EXTACTED HE SHOULD?
GO ON WITH EXTRACTION
STOP WARFARIN 1-2 days
STOP WARFARIN 7-10 days
CONSULT PHISICIAN (request INR. If INR is equal or less than 2.5 then proceed with extraction. If INR is high, consider reasons for warfarin treatment and possible risks of taking the patient off warfarin).

6) what antibiotics do you prescribe for a patient with cellulitis and is treated with incision and drainage
Pen VK because narrow spectrum and bacterioCIDAL. Less chance of antibiotic resistance with narrow spectrum.

what muscle raises the distal buccal flange on the mandibular denture?
MASSETER
 
a)most poor periodontal prognosis seen with
1.max molars
2.mand molars

b)amalgam coronal radicular core built up for endo treated molars
1.amalgam bonding,adequate pulp chamber, ferrule
2. adequate pulp chamber, ferrule
3.pin retained amalgam

c)occlusal plane correction between CD and Partial denture is completed at
1. try in
2.intial step after diagnosis and treatment plan
3. denture delivery
4.after preparation of final cast

d)alginate disinfected by
1. 2% gluteraldehyde
2. 1:10 sodium hypochloride

hi i dont agree with you except answer 1
 
permanent dicolored teeth calcified canal no perapical region lesion no pain on percussion what is the initial treatment
1. pfm
2.porcelain veneer
 
Its sickle probe....please ell me whats your resource for saying universal??? its sickle probe as far as I checked. Make sure your not guessing and have checked valid text!!

and its NOT MASSETER!!! Its BUCCINATOR!!!...go check your prostho book..
best of luck!
 
It's indeed the buccinator...here's the explanation

The buccinator inserts on the alveolar ridges from the angle of the mouth to the pterygomandibular ligament, forming the vestibules. It's action is antero-posterior (suction)
At the exterior angle of the mandible , masseter inserts just lateraly to the buccinator. During mastication, it's the masseter who contracts and push the buccinator to elevate the vestible which raises the distal buccal flange of the denture.


The answer is already in your explanation so why bother changing your answer from masseter to buccinator which is absolutely wrong.
 
heheh...Because it's not the MASSETER who elevates the vestibule, it's the BUCCINATOR...review your anatomy notes
Masseter goes from zygomatic arch to the external angle of the mandible...it's the masseter that contracts but the buccinator that elevates the distal buccal flange of the complete denture
anyway, if you're not convinced you can always choose masseter at the exam....lol


the buccinator muscle lies under the denture flange in the distobuccal corner but the fibers run anteroposterior in a horizontal plane and their action is weak; the anterior fibers of the masseter muscle pass outside the buccinator at the distobuccal corner of the mandibular denture and will push against the buccinator during function causing dislodgement; for this reason the borders must converge rapidly toward the retromolar pad. At the time of preliminary impression is made, while the compound on the border of the impression tray in this region is still soft, considerable downward force should be exerted on the lower jaw by the dentist so that the patient, in attempting to counteract this donwward pressure, will cause the masseter muscle to contract, therefore forcing the softened compound away from impingement in this region.
of course all of us here are entitled to our own opinion and can choose whatever answer we think is right. goodluck...
 
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