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    Q and A LectureLaurenn O. Lacbanes, D.M.D.

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    Gen Anat/Oral

    Anat/Physio

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    Right Subclavian and Rightcommon carotid arteries arise

    from the?

    a) Arch of the aorta

    b) Ascending aorta

    c) Brachiocephalic artery

    d) Thoracic aorta

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    Arch of the Aorta

    Brachiocephalic A.

    Left Common Carotid A.

    Left Subclavian A.

    Right

    Subclavian

    A.

    Right

    Common

    Carotid A.

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    Which of the following is the primeextensor of the forearm?

    a) Triceps brachii

    b) Biceps brachii

    c) Latissimus dorsi

    d) Brachioradialis

    e) Extensor digitorum communis

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    Which of the following muscles

    adducts the vocal cords?

    a) Lateral cricoarytenoid

    b) Posterior cricoarytenoid

    c) Cricothyroid

    d) Tensor veli palatine

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    Ependymal cells constitute thetissue that?

    a) Lines the ventricles of the brain

    b) Lines the ventricles of the heart

    c) Forms a part of peripheral neuroglia

    d) Covers nerve cell bodies in a ganglion

    e) All of the above

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    Cribiform plate of ethmoid isfound in the?

    a) Anterior cranial fossa

    b) Middle cranial fossa

    c) Posterior cranial fossa

    d) Temporal fossa

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    Anterior Cranial

    Fossa

    Middle Cranial

    Fossa

    Posterior Cranial

    Fossa

    Foramen cecum Optic canal Foramen magnum

    Cribiform plate ofethmoid

    Superior orbitalfissure

    Hypoglossal canal

    Crista galli Foramen rotundum Jugular foramen

    Foramen ovale Internal acousticmeatus

    Foramen spinosum Condylar canal

    Foramen lacerum

    Carotid canal

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    Union of superficial temporal andmaxillary vein:

    a) retromandibular vein

    b) common facial vein

    c) internal jugular

    d) pterygoid venous plexus

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    The three usual primary branches

    of the celiac artery are the?

    a) Common hepatic, splenic, left gastric

    b) Common hepatic, splenic, right gastric

    c) Gastroduodenal, splenic, left gastric

    d)Right gastroepiploic, splenic, left gastruc

    e) Common hepatic, right gastroepiploic, leftgastric

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    Impulses representing taste fromthe tongue are back to the brain

    via

    a) CN VII, CNIX, CN X

    b) CN I, CN II, CN VIIIc) CN V, CN VII, CN XI

    d) CN V, CN VII, CN X

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    The facial nerve innervates the

    a) Stylohyoid

    b) Posterior belly of digastric

    c) Anterior belly of digastric

    d) A and B

    e) A and Cf) B and C

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    The lingula of the mandible serves

    as an attachment for the

    a) Temporalis muscle

    b) Stylomandibular ligamentc) Sphenomandibular ligament

    d) Temporomandibular ligament

    e) Tendon of digastric muscle

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    A muscle that acts to protrudethe mandible

    a) Masseter

    b) Digastric

    c) Lateral pterygoid

    d) Temporalis

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    Muscles of mastication

    Muscle Origin Insertion

    Temporalis Temporalis fossa Coronoid process

    Internal/ medialpterygoid

    medial surface oflateral pterygoid

    medial surface oframus and angle ofmandible

    Masseter Zygomatic process angle of the

    MandibleExternal/lateralpterygoid

    Lateral surface oflateral pterygoid

    Neck of condyle

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    Which recurrent laryngealnerve loops around the arch of the

    aorta?a) Right recurrent laryngeal nerve

    b) Left recurrent laryngeal nervec) External laryngeal nerve

    d) Inferior laryngeal nerve

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    Hypomineralized structures which

    extend from the DEJ to the surfaceof enamel are called?

    a) Enamel rods

    b) Enamel lamellae

    c) Enamel spindles

    d) Enamel tuft

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    The infraorbital nerve is a branchof the?

    a) Optic nerve

    b) Oculomotor nerve

    c) Opthalmic nerve

    d) Maxillary nerve

    e) Mandibular nerve

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    In the mandibular block anesthesia, whichof the following is penetrated if the tip of

    the needle is resting well below themandibular foramen?

    a) Masseterb) Lateral pterygoid

    c) Temporal

    d) Medial pterygoid

    e) Sternocleidomastoid

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    All of the following structures liesuperficial to the hyoglossus

    muscle except the?

    a) Lingual nerve

    b) Lingual artery

    c) Hypoglossal nerve

    d) Submandibular duct

    e) All of the above

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    Which of the following muscles issupplied by the CN XI?

    a) Levator scapulae

    b) Latissimus dorsi

    c) Trapezius

    d) Major rhomboid

    e) Minor rhomboid

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    CN XITrapeziusraises shoulderewan ko

    inserts in inion andsuperior nuchal line

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    The tendon of the tensor veli palatinimuscle curves around the

    a) Angular spine

    b) Styloid process

    c) Pterygoid hamulus

    d) Neck of the condyle

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    The platysma is supplied by

    a) CN V

    b) CN VII

    c) CN IX

    d) CN X

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    The palatine shelf is a medialextension of the_______ process.

    a) Lateral nasal

    b) Intermaxillary

    c) Maxillary

    d) Medial nasal

    e) mandibular

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    The communication between theinfratemporal fossa and the

    pterygopalatine fossa is the

    a) Pharnygeal canal

    b) Pterygopalatine canal

    c) Sphenopalatine foramen

    d) Pterygomaxillary fissuree) Pterygomaxillary foramen

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    When the permanent maxillary arch is

    viewed occlusally, generally thea) Distobuccal angle of the first molar is acute

    b) 2ndmolar is wider mesiodistally than the first

    molarc) Second premolar is wider buccolingually than the

    1stmolar

    d) Lingual embrasures are wider than are the buccalembrasures

    e) Buccal embrasures are wider than are the lingualembrasures

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    What is the usual relation of the

    lingual cusp tips of the maxillarypremolars to the buccal cusp tips?

    a) Buccal

    b) Lingual and distal

    c) Exactly lingual

    d) Lingual and mesial

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    The_____ pterygoid is the primemover in effecting a left working

    movement.a) Left lateral

    b) Right lateralc) Left medial

    d) Right medial

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    Which of the following is not amixed nerve:

    a) Trochlear

    b) Facial

    c) CN9

    d) CN10

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    Sensory: CN 1,2,8

    Motor: CN 3,4,6,11,12

    Mixed: CN 5,7,9,10

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    Innervation of stapedius muscle:

    a) facial nerve

    b) trigeminal nerve

    c) olfactory nerve

    d) nerve to the stapedius

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    The facial n. enters the internal acousticmeatus together with CN 8 and dividesinto three in bone:

    -greater petrosal n.foramen lacerum

    -nerve to the stapedius

    -chorda tympani

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    Facial nerves are derived fromthe ___ branchial arch

    a) First

    b) Second

    c) Third

    d) Fourth

    e) Fifth and sixth

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    CN V 1stbranchial arch

    CN VII 2ndbranchial arch

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    Digitalis is prescribed to persons withatrial fibrillation because it

    a) Depresses A-V conduction

    b) Ameliorates A-V conduction

    c) Inc. no. of discharges from S-A node

    d) Dec. no. of discharge from S-A node

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    In a compensation acidosis, the pH ofblood plasma is normal but the total

    carbon dioxide content is low. Thecompensation is achieved by

    a) Excretion of an alkaline urine

    b) Decreasing the volume of respiration per minute

    c) Increasing the volume of respiration per minute

    d) Excretion of acid urine

    e) Increasing the carbon dioxide production

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    Compensation acidosismetabolic acidosis

    Hyperventilation: respiratory alkalosis

    metabolic acidosis

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    Administration of heparin is similar to Vit. Kdeficiency in symptoms because both result

    in

    a) Release of lipoprotein lipase to the blood and rapidclearance of chylomicrons

    b) An inc. in bleeding time due to lack of thrombinformation

    c) Retardation of fibrinogen synthesis by the liver

    d) Elevated non-esterified fatty acids which chelateserum calcium, thus retarding blood clotting

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    Activation of the membrane anddevelopment of the spike potential

    most likely relates to the

    a) Rapid influx of K+

    b) Rapid influx of Na+

    c) Rapid outflow of K+

    d) Rapid outflow of Na+

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    Under physiologic conditions, thelowest partial pressure of oxygen is

    found ina) Normal atmospheric air

    b) Humidified atmospheric airc) Alveolar air

    d) Expired air

    e) Venous blood

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    Linolenic acid and arachidonic acidsare precursors of

    a) Prostaglandins

    b) Steroid hormones

    c) Lecithin and other phospholipids

    d) Isoprenoid chains required forcholesterol and vit. A synthesis

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    Which part of the nervous systemcontains cardiac, vomiting, and

    vasomotor centers?a) Medulla

    b) Thalamusc) Cerebral cortex

    d) Cervical region of spinal ganglia

    e) None of the above

    A d fi i f hi h f h f ll i

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    A deficiency of which of the followingvitamins would most likely elicit oral

    symptoms?a) Pyridoxine (B6)

    b) Cobalamine (B12)c) D

    d) E

    e) k

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    The role of liver in edema may bea result of

    a) Decreased aldosterone secretion

    b) Decreased vasopressin secretion

    c) Diminished albumin synthesis

    d) All of the above

    e) Only a and b

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    Extracellular fluid:

    a) Is composed mainly of transcellular fluids

    b) Makes up the major proportion of total body

    waterc) Has a higher sodium/potassium ratio than

    intracellular fluid

    d) Contains less glucose than intracellular fluid

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    Bodys water

    2/3 ICF ECF

    Soln of

    potassium and

    organic anions,

    proteins, etc.

    interstitial fluid plasma

    Which amino acid become

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    Which amino acid becomehydroxylated in the synthesis of

    collagen?a) Serine

    b) Tryptophanc) Proline

    d) Phenylalanine

    e) Arginine

    Process by which genetic

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    Process by which geneticinformation flows from RNA to

    protein isa) Mutationb) Translation

    c) Replication

    d) Transcription

    e) None of the above

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    Sympathetic stimulation affectscarbohydrate metabolism because

    a) Peripheral tissues require epinephrine totake up glucose

    b) Sympathetic nerves to the pancreasregulate insulin release

    c) Insulin cannot act on the liver in the absenceof epinephrine

    d) Epinephrine increases glycogenolysis

    e) None of the above

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    Receptors

    Parasympathetic and SympatheticPREGANGLIONIC neuronscholinergic

    Parasympathetic POSTGANGLIONICcholinergic

    Sympathetic POSTGANGLIONICadrenergic (norepinephrine and epinephrine)

    ti l t d t ff ti l

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    stimulated most effectivelyby

    a) Elevated Ph

    b) Low oxygen tension

    c) High oxygen tension

    d) Low carbon dioxide tension

    e) Increased arterial blood pressure

    Calcium binds to which of the

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    Calcium binds to which of thefollowing for contraction of

    smoothmuscle?a) Troponin c

    b) Calmodulinc) Myosin

    d) Actin

    e) Desmosomes

    Whi h f th f ll i

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    Which of the followingproduces inhibin?

    a) Sertoli cells

    b) Leydig Cells

    c) Vas deferens

    d) epididymis

    Th th id h t

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    The parathyroid hormone actson the

    a) Distal tubule of the kidney

    b) Proximal convoluted tubule

    c) Ascending loop

    d) Descending loop

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    Resto/Comm Dent

    Of the following materials the one

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    Of the following materials, the oneMOST likely to cause an adverse

    pulpal reaction when placed directly ina deep cavity preparation is

    a) Silver amalgamb) Calcium hydroxide

    c) Silicate cement

    d) Zinc-oxide eugenol

    e) Zinc phosphate cement

    Organization from highest to

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    Organization from highest tolowest position :

    a) ranking

    b) central tendency

    c) Scalar

    d) practice management

    What is the predominant

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    What is the predominantcollagen in dentin?

    a) Type I

    b) type II

    c) Type III

    d) type IV

    Pulp capping is an indicated

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    Pulp capping is an indicatedprocedure when there is

    a) An accidental mechanical exposure ina clean, dry field

    b) No hemorrhage from the exposurec) pain response to cold

    d) A large exposure

    e) All of the above

    Dental wax patterns should be invested

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    Dental wax patterns should be investedas soon as possible after fabrication on

    order to minimize change in the shapecaused by

    a) Reduced flow

    b) Drying-out of the wax

    c) Relaxation of internal stresses

    d) Continued expansion of the waxe) Increased flow

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    Which of the following is the

    weakest phase of the set amalgam?a) beta-2b) Gamma-2

    c) Gamma

    d) Beta-1

    e) Gamma-1

    The retention for any class V

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    The retention for any class Vrestoration is placed

    a) in mesial and distal areas

    b) In occlusal and gingival areas

    c) At the expense of the axial wall

    d) None of the above

    The most effective means of providing

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    p gmaximum protection against cariesactivity for a great number of people isthrough

    a) Plaque control programs

    b) School dental health programs

    c) Meticulous brushing

    d) Topical application of a solution of fluoride

    e) Fluoridation of the communitys drinking waterf) A community program using pit and fissure

    sealant

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    Optimal amt. of fluoride for publicdrinking1 ppm

    What percent is the reduction

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    What percent is the reductionof caries in fluoridation:

    a) 70%

    b) 80%

    c) 60%

    d) 90%

    Preparations of class I cavities for

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    pthe restoration of amalgam, direct

    filling gold and the gold inlay have incommon

    a) Divergence of buccal and lingual wallsocclusally

    b) Divergence of the mesial and distal wallsocclusally

    c) Convergence of the buccal and lingualwalls occlusally

    d) Undercutting the mesial and distal walls

    is the discolored corroded

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    _____ is the discolored, corroded,superficial layer frequently seen on

    the surface of a dental amalgamrestoration.

    a) Mercury

    b) Gamma-2

    c) Ferrous oxide

    d) A sulfidee) Copper oxide

    The outline form of a cavity

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    The outline form of a cavitypreparation is the

    a) Shape or form of the preparation aftercarious dentin has been excavated

    b) Shape or form the preparation assumes

    after retention form has been completed

    c) Shape or form of the preparation on thesurface of the tooth

    d) Next step to be accomplished in a cavitypreparation after resistance form has beenestablished.

    On a carbide bur, a greater number

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    , gof cutting blades results in ____

    efficient cutting and a ______surfacea) less; smoother

    b) Less; rougher

    c) More; smoother

    d) More; roughere) Less; smoother or rougher

    The glass slab is chilled prior to

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    The glass slab is chilled prior tomixing silicate cement powder

    and liquid primarily to

    a) Allow more powder to be incorporated in the

    liquidb) Dissipate the heat of reaction

    c) Allow greater gel formation

    d) Increase the pH of the mix

    e) None of the above

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    Chronic dental caries differs

    from acute dental caries in thata) There is greater penetration of the lesion

    b) There is greater depth than width to the lesion

    c) The unsupported enamel is usually fracturedaway

    d) There is usually minimal sensitivity

    e) A, c, d

    f) B,c,d

    g) All of the above

    Pain following the placement of an

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    g pamalgam restoration is most

    frequently related toa) Heatb) Cold

    c) Occlusal pressure

    d) Galvanic shock

    The rotational instrument which

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    leaves the roughest surface on cut

    tooth structure is aa) Medium grit diamond at low seed

    b) Cross cut fissure bur at ultra speedc) Cross cut fissure bur at low speed

    d) Garnet disc at low speed

    e) Medium grit diamond at ultra speed

    Stainless Steel pins are principally

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    Stainless Steel pins are principallyused in conjunction with amalgam

    restorations to enhance thea) Retention

    b) Strength

    c) Resistance form

    d) All of the above

    e) A and b

    A minimal mercury level for amalgam

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    A minimal mercury level for amalgamvaries with the brand of alloy used but

    it falls within the range ofa) 40%-50%

    b) 46%-53%

    c) 50%-55%

    d) 55%-60%

    Asbestos is utilized to line a

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    Asbestos is utilized to line acasting ring in order to

    a) Help uniformly distribute the heatthroughout the mold

    b) Facilitate venting of the moldc) Permit expansion of the mold

    d) All of the above

    Compared to unfilled resins

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    Compared to unfilled resins,composite resins have

    a) greater compressive strength

    b) Less solubility

    c) Greater working time

    d) Smoother finished surface

    e)Greater color stability

    Where are the assistants feet during

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    gany operative procedure when four-

    handed dentistry is used?

    a) On the floor

    b) On the stool support

    c) On the dental chair base

    d) Wherever is convenient

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    The cleansing property of a toothpaste

    is primarily a function of itsa) Abrasivenessb) Fluoride content

    c) Physical form, paste or powder

    d) Binding agents

    Adjustment of dietary

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    j ysupplementation levels of fluoride

    should be a function ofa) Age and sex

    b) Age and number of permanent teethc) Race and artificial fluoridation levels of

    water

    d) Age and natural fluoridation levels ofwater

    e) Sex and natural fluoridation of water

    Which of the following properties

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    gis most characteristic of the

    current cement bases?

    a) High coefficient of thermal expansion

    b) High ductility

    c) Adhesion to tooth structure

    d) Low thermal conductivity

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    Enamel is etched with

    a) Maleic acid

    b) Phosphoric acid

    c) Polyacrylic acid

    d) Tartaric acid

    c component o t e a ent nbonding system functions primarily to

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    bonding system functions primarily topenetrate through the remnant smear

    layer and into the intertubular dentin toform an interpenetrating network

    around dentin collagen?

    a) Etchant

    b) Primer

    c) Adhesived) None of the above

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    Hybrid layer/ resin-dentin interdiffusionzoneNakabayashi

    The principal reason for using a

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    The principal reason for using acavosurface bevel when preparing a

    tooth for a cast gold inlay or onlay

    a) To allow room for cement

    b) To improve marginal adaptation

    c) To compensate for shrinkage of thecasting gold alloy

    d) To provide resistance form to thepreparation

    What is the blade width of a

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    What is the blade width of acutting instrument with the

    following formula: 10-85-8-14

    a) 10 mm

    b) 1 mm

    c) 0.85 mm

    d) 0.6 mm

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    4# formula

    width of the blade in tenths of amillimeter

    primary cutting edge angle incentigrade

    blade length in millimeter

    blade angle in centigrade

    WALA

    h f

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    The retention of a pin:

    a) Decreases as the diameter of the pinincreases

    b) Increases as the diameter of the pin

    increases

    c) Increases as the diameter of the pindecreases

    d) The retention of the pin has nothing todo with the diameter of the pin

    The most retentive style of pin

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    y pis:

    a) Cemented pins

    b) Friction-locked pins

    c) Self-threaded pins

    The optimal interpin distance depends

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    The optimal interpin distance dependson the size of the pin to be used. The

    minimal interpin distance is ___ forMinikin pin and _____ for minim pin.

    a) 0.5mm, 2 mmb) 1.0mm, 3mm

    c) 3mm, 5mm

    d) 5mm, 7mm

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    Rule of Thumb

    Pins should be 2mm into dentin, 2mmwithin amalgam, and 1mm from the DEJ

    Pins are placed parallel to the externaltooth surface

    Which rubber dam frameid i f h

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    provides more retraction of the

    soft tissues?a) Woodbury

    b) Youngs

    c) Both are the same

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    The pH of acidulated phosphate

    fluoride (APF) gels is?a) 1-4b) 4-7

    c) 7-10

    d) 10-12

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    pH: APF3-3.5

    NaF9.2

    SnF22.1-2.3

    KnutsonSodium Fluoride

    MuhlerStannous fluoride

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    Oral Surg/Oral Diag/Radio

    A sudden swelling of the lip which

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    g pcomes and goes without apparent

    cause is most likelya) A mucocele

    b) Angioneurotic edema

    c) A lymphangioma

    d) A hemangioma

    e) An aneurysm

    The most common disorderi i b t th

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    causing pain about the

    masticatory apparatus includingthe TMJ is

    a) Myofascial pain dysfunction

    b) Trigeminal neuralgia

    c) Degenerative arthritis

    d) Traumatic arthritise) Temporal arteritis

    Loss of tooth surface at the cervicalf t th d b t il d

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    areas of teeth caused by tensile andcompressive forces during tooth

    flexure is referred to as:

    a) Erosion

    b) Abfraction

    c) Attrition

    d) Abrasion

    Which type of amelogenesisi f i h i d b h i

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    imperfecta is characterized by having

    enamel so soft that it can be removedduring a prophylaxis?

    a) Type I (Hypoplastic AmelogenesisImperfecta)

    b) Type II( Hypocalcified AmelogenesisImperfecta)

    c) Type III (Hypomaturation AmelogenesisImperfecta)

    Hypoplasticdefective formation ofl i

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    enamel matrix

    Hypocalcifiednormal quantity butenamel matrix has defective

    mineralization

    Hypomaturationimmature crystallites;

    can be pierced by an explorer tip w/ firmpressure

    Leukemia which accounts for about

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    2/3 of cases among children is?

    a) Acute lymphocytic leukemia

    b) Acute myeloid leukemia

    c) Chronic lymphocytic leukemia

    d) Acute monoblastic leukemia

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    CMLPhiladelphia chromosome (22)

    AMLmalignant; hematopoieticprecursors are arrested in an early stageof developmentmyeloblast containsAUER RODS

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    Surgery on the articular eminence:

    a) Eminectomy

    b) Condylectomy

    c) Condylotomy

    d) odontectomy

    When was the dental x-ray

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    invented?

    a)1862

    b)1805

    c)1897

    d)1895

    In determining the location of IAN in

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    relation to apices of teeth, _____

    method is used.a) Clark shift

    b) Frank shift

    c) Richards method

    d) paralleling

    Alveoloplasty consists f the following:I Compression of the lateral walls of the

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    I. Compression of the lateral walls of theextraction site

    II. Removal of intraseptal bone andrepositioning of the cortical boneIII. Recontouring bony irregularities usingrongeur and bone fileIV. Gross removal of bone to increase interarchspacea) I,II,III

    b) II, III, IV

    c) I,III,IV

    d) IV

    Electromagnetic waves are:

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    a) alpha

    b) beta

    c) gammad) cathode

    Radiographic examination is useful indi i ll b t f th f ll i

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    diagnosing all but one of the following

    cysts.a) Globulomaxillary

    b) Nasoalveolar

    c) Traumatic bone

    d) Follicular

    e) radicular

    Bony ankylosis of the TMJ is

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    y ytreated by

    a) steroid injections into the joint

    b) Surgical procedures

    c) Immobilizing jaws with wiresd) Rest, soft, diet, heat, and aspirin

    e) Occlusal equilibration

    Whi h f th f ll i i id d t

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    Which of the following is considered to

    be the normal prothrombin time (PT)a) < 7 seconds +/- 2 seconds

    b) < 11 seconds +/- 2 seconds

    c) < 14 seconds +/- 2 seconds

    d) < 25 seconds +/- 2 seconds

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    PTT: 25-36 seconds

    Bleeding time: less than 9 minutes

    Platelet counts: 150,000- 450,000 per 1cu mm

    *50,000minimum count for oral

    surgery

    The propylene glycol in IVli

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    valium can cause:

    a) Cellulitis

    b) A unilateral facial paralysis

    c) Phlebitisd) syncope

    The most common direction inwhich the articular disc in the

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    which the articular disc in the

    TMJ can be displaced is:a) Lateral

    b) Medial

    c) Posterior

    d) Anteromedial

    Which nerve is the largest of the 12

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    gcranial nerves and is the principal

    general sensory nerve to the head,particularly the face?

    a) Vagus

    b) Glossopharyngeal

    c) Faciald) Trigeminal

    The Caldwell-Luc procedure is done byki i i h f i l ll

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    making an opening into the facial wall

    of the antrum above the:

    a) Maxillary tuberosity

    b) Maxillary lateral incisor

    c) Maxillary premolar roots

    d) Maxillary third molar

    More than 90% of all diagnosed

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    malignant oral cancers are:

    a) Squamous cell carcinoma

    b) Hodgkins disease

    c) Keratoacanthosisd) salivary gland tumors

    How many milligrams of epinephrine

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    How many milligrams of epinephrine

    are in each cartridge (1.8cc) of 2%lidocaine with 1:100,000 epinephrine?

    a) 0.018 mg

    b) 18 mg

    c) 0.036 mg

    d) 36 mg

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    Lidocaine : 36 mg

    Epinephrine : 0.018mg

    hematogenous spread of maxillaryd t i i f ti i th

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    odontogenic infection via the venous

    drainage of the maxilla. The causativeagent is generally:

    a) Staphylococcus aureusb) Streptococci

    c) Pneumococci

    d) fungi

    Trismus caused by an inferior alveolarinjection is the result of injecting

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    injection is the result of injecting

    below the mandibular foramen intothe:

    a) Buccinator muscle

    b) Masseter muscle

    c) Temporalis muscle

    d) Medial pterygoid muscle

    e) Lateral pterygoid

    Bifid ribs, multiple radiolucent lesionsof the jaws multiple basal cell nevi

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    of the jaws, multiple basal cell nevi,

    and calcification of the falx cerebri arefound in

    a) Horner syndrome

    b) Gardner syndrome

    c) Sturge-weber syndrome

    d) Basal cell nevus syndrome

    e) Hereditary intestinal polyposis

    Which of the following diseases is

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    Which of the following diseases is

    characterized by normal serumcalcium and phosphorus and elevatedserum alkaline phosphatase?

    a) Osteomalacia

    b) Pagets disease

    c) Hyperthyroidismd) Renal rickets

    e) hypoparathyroidism

    A major radiographic findingi t d l d l i i

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    in ectodermal dysplasia is

    a) A ground-glass appearance of thebone

    b) Many congenitally missing teeth

    c) Calcification of the falx cerebrum

    d) Hutchinsons teeth

    e) osteoporosis

    Some microorganisms produce adiffuse spreading inflammatory

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    diffuse, spreading inflammatory

    reaction due to the elaboration ofa) Coagulase

    b) Bradykinin

    c) Hyaluronidase

    d) Peroxidase

    e) Leukotaxine

    Hyperplasia associated with the borderf ill fitti d t ( li

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    of an ill-fitting denture(epulis

    fissuratum) is most similarhistologically to

    a) Papillomab) Verruca vulgaris

    c) Pyogenic granuloma

    d) Irritation fibroma

    e) Peripheral odontogenic fibroma withcalcification

    A horizontal fracture of the maxillabelow the level of the orbits is

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    below the level of the orbits isclassified as a

    a) Le Fort I fracture

    b) Le fort II fracture

    c) Le Fort III fractured) Zygomatico-maxillary complex

    fracture

    e) Caldwell-Luc

    Masticatory space infectionshave as their hallmark

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    have ____ as their hallmark.

    a) Dyspnea

    b) Erythema

    c) Myxoedemad) Trismus

    e) hematemesis

    A herringbone or diamond effect will

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    A herringbone or diamond effect will

    appear on the processed film when:a) The film is bentb) The film is placed backwards in the

    mouth

    c) An improper vertical angulation isused

    d) An improper horizontal angulation isused

    Which of the following errors inradiographic technique is the most likely

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    g p q yreason that an image on a radiograph

    would appear elongated?

    a) Too much vertical angulation

    b) Too little vertical angulation

    c) Incorrect horizontal angulation

    d) Beam not aimed at the center of film

    Which of the following projections isbest for examination of the condyles

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    best for examination of the condylesand neck of the mandible (from an

    anterior-posterior projection)

    a) Waters projection

    b) Transcranial projection

    c) Townes projection

    d) Submentovertex projection

    When PID length is changed from 8 to16 inches the source to film distance is

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    16 inches, the source-to-film distance is

    doubled. According to the inversesquare law, the resultant beam is:

    a) as intenseb) 1/8 as intense

    c) 4 times as intense

    d) 8 times as intense

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    Target film distance

    original time = original distance2

    new time new distance2

    Inverse square Law

    original intensity = new distance2

    new intensity original distance2

    Sialoliths are most commonlyfound in the

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    found in the

    a) Sublingual

    b) Submandibular duct

    c) Minor salivaryd) Parotid gland

    After an orthognatic procedure, thei h l d l d

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    patient 24 hrs later developed a

    temperature of 102F without local edemaor tenderness, the cause is likely

    a) Atalectasis

    b) Infected hematoma

    c)Sinusitis

    d) dehydration

    What radiographic change in theskull may be seen in patients

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    skull may be seen in patients

    suffering from sickle cell anemia:a) Sunburst appearance

    b) Hair on end effect

    c) Punch out appearance

    d) Honey comb appearance

    After receiving an injection of localanesthetic containing 2% lidocaine with

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    g1:100,000 epinephrine, the patient losesconsciousness. Which of the following is

    the most probable cause?a) Acute toxicity

    b) Allergic response

    c) Syncope

    d) Hyperventilation syndrome

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    An incisional biopsy is indicated

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    An incisional biopsy is indicated

    for which of the following lesion?a) A 0.5 cm papillary fibroma of thegingiva

    b) A 2.0 cm exostosis of the hard palate

    c) A 2.0 cm area of fordyces disease ofthe cheek

    d) A 3.0 cm hemangioma of the tonguee) A 3.0 cm area of leukoplakia of the soft

    palate

    Which of the following is the primary

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    direction of luxation for extractingmaxillary deciduous molars?

    a)Buccal

    b) Palatal

    c) Mesial

    d) Distal

    The computer tomography (CT) scanis the gold standard for evaluation

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    is the gold standard for evaluation

    of:a) Mandibular fractures at the angle

    b) Fractures of the mandibular condyle

    c) Le fort I fractures

    d) Zygomatic fractures

    e) All of the above

    The image of the coronoid process ofthe mandible often appears in

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    the mandible often appears in

    periapical x-rays of:a) The incisor region of the mandible

    b)The molar region of the mandible

    c) The incisor region of the maxilla

    d) The molar region of the maxilla

    Which of the following focuses theelectrons into a narrow beam and directs

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    electrons into a narrow beam and directs

    the beam across the tube toward thetungsten target of the anode?

    a) Copper stem

    b) Filament

    c) Vacuum

    d) Molybdenum cup

    X-ray tube

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    X-ray tube

    a) Cathode (-)

    -tungsten filament

    - molybdenum focusing cup

    b) Anode (+)

    - tungsten target

    - copper stem

    When purpura spots are verysmall they are called:

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    small, they are called:

    a) Pimples

    b) Petechiae

    c) Ecchymosesd) Varicose veins

    A dentist is often consulted first bya patient with pernicious anemia

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    for relief ofa) Denuded gingiva

    b) Glossitis

    c) Edematous buccal mucosa

    d) Severe gingivitis

    Currently, the most popularused implants are:

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    used implants are:

    a) Blade form implants

    b) Subperiosteal implants

    c) Transosseus implantsd) Root form implants

    3 categories of implants based ontheir relationship to the oral tissues:

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    their relationship to the oral tissues:

    1. Endosseous implants- surgically insertedinto the jawbone; most frequently usedimplant; subdivied into root form and bladeform

    2. Subperiosteal implant- rides on bone

    3. Transosseous implants- similar toendosseous implants but penetrate the

    entire jaw; for atrophic mandible

    The most commonly usedallogenic bone is?

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    allogenic bone is?

    a) Demineralized freeze-dried bone

    b) Fresh frozen

    c) Freeze-driedd) None of the above

    Allogenic- tissue from same species butgenetically different individuals;

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    g y ;synthetic

    Autograft- tissue from the same

    individual

    Xenogenic- another species e.g. animals

    Isograft- same species and geneticallyidentical

    An endosseous dental implant has

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    pbetween the bone and implant a?

    a) Periodontal ligament

    b) Epithelial ligament

    c) Peri-implant ligament

    d) A bone-implant interface

    10 mm minimum bone height to placeendosseous implant

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    endosseous implant

    2mm minimum distance from implantto the inferior alveolar canal

    2mm distance between an implant andnatural tooth

    3mm- minimum distance between twoimplants

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