taking part1 exam in mid june

[mission]

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I am taking my exam in mid june and want to know if any of u are also taking during the same time.i am sure there must be many.

In this thread we can discuss how much we have finished and inspire each other as the next 20 days are very important.

Anyone ???

 

[edentulous]

Hi Mission !
i have my boards in 2nd week of june . Im trying but not actually doing very good. How abt u .
take care !

 

[BTO]

Hi Guys.
I am taking my exam in june 6, I forgot a lot of informations, and i`ve read just the decks and old exams,what about u Guys, i hope good luck for all of u. BTO

 

[miraclemix]

my exams are in 3rd week of june ,very nervous.doing my revision,feel like i can seem to remember soo much and seems like the time flies by soo fast.im having trouble keeping up with my schedule and finishing what i plan to do for tat day.any advice anybody??

 

[miraclemix]

hey there,
gud luck on ur exam.im taking my exams in 3rd week of june.just read ur post.thot id wish u gud luck to u bto!!!

 

[mission]

hey edentulous,bto and miracle mix

good to find u guys.i am also feeling the same.currently doing the decks but i dont think i remember much.i have finished kaplan once and now doing decks.what about u guys?

any study plan for next few days?

 

[edentulous]

well lets do something abt it then . every 1 plz post here ur weakest
subjects and lets try to help each other out, all we have to do is take 1 hr out of our scheduel and help the week spots , hows that . Then i really suggest that we should start attmpting old exams, same test packet for every 1 , and wen v are done we should clarify the answers and buck eachother up. So any1 interested?? lemme know .
GOOD LUCK! n remember V CAN DO IT😎

 

[sharabi23]

this is a great idea guys. good luck to you all.

 

[sharabi23]

😱

 

[sharabi23]

Viewed from the facial, the mesial outline of a permanent mandibular canine, from the contact area to the apex of the root, is

1. convex.
2. concave.
3. irregular.
4. relatively straight.

The maxillary tooth having the greatest statistical variation in root alignment is the

1. central incisor,
2. lateral incisor.
3. canine.
4. first premolar.
5. second premolar.
6. first molar.
7. second molar.
8. third molar.

 

[edentulous]

Well i guess no 1 else is intersted , so me n u alone will have to go thru with it . Well i dnt know all the answers but im posting the ones hat i do know . Also if u really are interested in genuine combined study , heres wat we will do, we can revise 1 subject in a day and at the end of the day straighen up the nuts and bolts, the next day we can attempt all the question from past 8 yrs released exams . in this way i believe we can go thru thoroughly thru the study material as well as the past papers (combined study can do miracles i believe) Btw nice nick 😀

 

[edentulous]

a mand canine
b genioglossus(nt sure)
6.inc vertical occlusal dimen
Most rounded incisal angle : distoincisal of max lat incisor
1. lingually inclined ( the ans dsnt have tht option)
3. a composite arrangment of...... in both arches
15 capsular ligament
16 geminition
mesial outline on mand canine : relatively straight
max tooth with greatest root variation : not sure but max 3 molar most probably
12. pdl width decreases
Mutually protected occlusion:: it has to be D or E ( i cnt get ny closr than that sorry )

 

[miraclemix]

Well i guess no 1 else is intersted , so me n u alone will have to go thru with it . Well i dnt know all the answers but im posting the ones hat i do know . Also if u really are interested in genuine combined study , heres wat we will do, we can revise 1 subject in a day and at the end of the day straighen up the nuts and bolts, the next day we can attempt all the question from past 8 yrs released exams . in this way i believe we can go thru thoroughly thru the study material as well as the past papers (combined study can do miracles i believe) Btw nice nick 😀

heheheh....,thanks edentulous.i do think its a grt idea.we cud try it out for a few days and see how it works.check ur pm!!!

 

[nisreen]

- mesial outline of permanent mandibular canine from contact area to apex of the root- ans : relatively straight..( wheelers dental anatomy)
-maxillary tooth having the greatest stastical variation in root alignment :third molar
-axial inclination of palatal root of maxillary second molar: distal , not sure about whether its facial or llingual.. ( the apex of the lingual root is in line with the distolingual cusp cusp tip , in case of the first molar, lingual root apex is in line with lingual groove)
most convex incisal angle on anterior teeth- distoincisal of maxillary lateral incisor
- compensating occlusal curve-line beginning at the tip of canines and extending through facial cusps of posterior teeth
- anatomic feature restricting movement of working side condyle :capsular ligament ( not sure)
- patient with extremely wide notched tooth : gemination ( in case of fusion, number of teeth would be less)
- tooth out of occlusion for extended period of time: pdl width decreses

 

[mission]

hey guys,

i want to know if anybody is interested in revising everything in next 10 days.plz pm me if interested.

 

[darkshadow0574]

Where are you located i am taking my exams on June 26. going to start reviewing on sat

 

[sharabi23]

😎

 

[vijaggi]

hey guys,

i want to know if anybody is interested in revising everything in next 10 days.plz pm me if interested.

m also interested in revising let me know .

 

[deepa rani]

m also interested in revising let me know .

Can you email me your contact info to [email protected]

Thanks
Deepa

 

[darkshadow0574]

Can anybody answer this question:
Coagulase production by staphylococcus aureus is important in pathogenicity because:
a.- Helps to stablish the typical asbcess lesion
b.- Help to stablish the typical cellulitis lesion
c.- Helps the organism adhere tightly to the tissue
d.- Provide a polysacharide capsule to inhibit phagocitosis
e.- no specifically binds to the fc portion of the IgG molecules

 

[nisreen]

hi, i guess the answer for the coagulase- staphylococci question should be
a) helps to establish typical abscess region...

portein A, which is a cell surface protein binds to Fc protein of IgG

leukocidin ( acts against polymorphonuclear leukoctes) (not sure) and capsular polysaccharides impede phagocytosis ( in absence of complement)

staphylococci surface proteins help organism to adhere to tissues

staphylokinase, which is a plasminogen activator, might aid in localised spread of infection by activating plasmin like proteolytic activity and causing disslolution of fibrin clots

 

[PUPA]

1- A spirometer measures the patient's Total Lung Capacity as 6.0 L, Vital Capacity as 3.5 L and functional Residual capacity tidal volumen as 2.3 L. Which of the following is the patient's reserve volume?
A-3.1 L
B-3.7 L
C-1.2 L
D-2.5 L
E- O.2 L


2- How many amino acids will be in a polypeptide if the gene is 300 nucleotide?

3- Which is the direction of synthesis for proteins:
A- from COO end to NH3 end
B- from NH3 end to COO end

Please, explain!!!! thanks in advance

 

[BUSODM]

1- A spirometer measures the patient's Total Lung Capacity as 6.0 L, Vital Capacity as 3.5 L and functional Residual capacity tidal volumen as 2.3 L. Which of the following is the patient's reserve volume?
A-3.1 L
B-3.7 L
C-1.2 L
D-2.5 L
E- O.2 L

total capacity of the lung after forced inspiration that is Total lung capacity = 6L
Vital capacity whihc is TV+ IRV+ ERV= 3.5L
Functional Residual capacity is volume of air after normal tidal expiration whihc is ERV + RV=2.3L

3.5 3.5+2.3= 5.8
6-5.8=0.2L
6

2.3