IMPLANT AAID EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
C
The main consideration in mandibular second molar d
replacement is Angulation - if angulation is correct-nerve and artery will not get damaged
A.) Position of the lingual nerve
B.) Position of the lingual artery
C.) Position of the inferior alveolar nerve
D.) Angulation - if angulation is correct-nerve and
artery will not get damaged-Answer
what drug is Narcan? NARCAN (naloxone) is indicated for the complete or partial reversal of opioid
depression, including respiratory depression, induced by natural and synthetic
opioids, including propoxyphene, methadone and certain mixed agonist-
antagonist analgesics: nalbuphine, pentazocine, butorphanol, and cyclazocine.
NARCAN (naloxone) is also indicated for diagnosis of suspected or known
acute opioid overdosage,
Why do you take protrusive record record condylar guidance
What is the most important factor in implant to getting B
primary stability most important characteristic of an implant -crest modulus for the transfer of
A.LENGTH biomechanical forces
B.WIDTH SURFACE AREA- -second choice for the transfer of biomechanical forces-
C.SURFACE AREA PORUS- REVERSE BUTTRESS
bone healing process inflammation, angiogenesis , osteogenesis, anchoresis
All of the following are considered one of the 2 phases Blood coagulation
of wound healing except one which one is the
a) . Blood coagulation
b.) Inflammation
c.) Maturation
d.) Proliferation
All are considered to be the radiological markers of the b
proximity of tooth # 31 to inferior alveolar nerve Deflection
canal EXCEPT
a. Diversion
b. Deflection
c. Narrowing
d. Loss of Lamina dura
, When reflecting towards the lingual during implant d
surgery on a patient who has been wearing a lower mylohyoid muscle
bilateral RPD for 25 years , which muscle could be
encountered:
a. lateral pterygoid muscle
b. masseter muscle
c. temporalis muscle
d.mylohyoid muscle
According to recent literature on esthetic issues a
concerning adjacent implants, all of the following can
be considered applicable, EXCEPT :
a. If the distance between the two implants is 5-6mm
and the contact point from the crest of the
bone to the contact point is 5mm then a papilla is going
to fill in the inter-implant space
b. The clinician should be careful to choose implant
diameters that allow for sufficient inter-implant space
c. Papillary fill in of the inter-implant space may be
related to both the position of the contact point to
bone and the distance between the two implants
d. The clinician may wish to consider manipulation of
the incisions to gain papillary tissue height
Sinus elevation of the SA-4 type is a technique whereby A
the clinician: Sinus elevation of the SA-4 type- LESS THAN 5 MM - LATERAL WINDOW -
A) makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full DELAYED IMPLANT (Misch) is a technique whereby the clinician:
thickness mucoperiosteal flap and makes a lateral makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full thickness mucoperiosteal
window for bone grafting without implant placement flap and makes a lateral window for bone grafting without implant placement
B) makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full SA-3-makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full thickness
thickness mucoperiosteal flap and makes a lateral mucoperiosteal flap and makes a lateral window for bone grafting and places
window for bone grafting and places the implants at the implants at the same time.
the same time. SA-2-Makes an incision, performs an osteotomy and then utilizes osteotomes
C) Makes an incision, performs an osteotomy and then to greenstick fracture upwards into the sinus and place implants at the same
utilizes osteotomes to greenstick fracture upwards into time
the sinus and place implants at the same time None of the above
D) None of the above
When performing an SA-3 sinus elevation, the clinician b
should have at least the following vertical height in
crestal bone in order to stabilize the implants at the
same time as grafting:
a. 1mm
b. 5mm
c. 12mm
d. None of the above
When performing a SINUS FLOOR ELEVATION , at least c
how many mm of bone is required if implant is to be
placed at the same time? So when we have options as
follows what do we choose:?
A. 4mm
B. 1mm
C. 7 mm
D. 10 mm
C
The main consideration in mandibular second molar d
replacement is Angulation - if angulation is correct-nerve and artery will not get damaged
A.) Position of the lingual nerve
B.) Position of the lingual artery
C.) Position of the inferior alveolar nerve
D.) Angulation - if angulation is correct-nerve and
artery will not get damaged-Answer
what drug is Narcan? NARCAN (naloxone) is indicated for the complete or partial reversal of opioid
depression, including respiratory depression, induced by natural and synthetic
opioids, including propoxyphene, methadone and certain mixed agonist-
antagonist analgesics: nalbuphine, pentazocine, butorphanol, and cyclazocine.
NARCAN (naloxone) is also indicated for diagnosis of suspected or known
acute opioid overdosage,
Why do you take protrusive record record condylar guidance
What is the most important factor in implant to getting B
primary stability most important characteristic of an implant -crest modulus for the transfer of
A.LENGTH biomechanical forces
B.WIDTH SURFACE AREA- -second choice for the transfer of biomechanical forces-
C.SURFACE AREA PORUS- REVERSE BUTTRESS
bone healing process inflammation, angiogenesis , osteogenesis, anchoresis
All of the following are considered one of the 2 phases Blood coagulation
of wound healing except one which one is the
a) . Blood coagulation
b.) Inflammation
c.) Maturation
d.) Proliferation
All are considered to be the radiological markers of the b
proximity of tooth # 31 to inferior alveolar nerve Deflection
canal EXCEPT
a. Diversion
b. Deflection
c. Narrowing
d. Loss of Lamina dura
, When reflecting towards the lingual during implant d
surgery on a patient who has been wearing a lower mylohyoid muscle
bilateral RPD for 25 years , which muscle could be
encountered:
a. lateral pterygoid muscle
b. masseter muscle
c. temporalis muscle
d.mylohyoid muscle
According to recent literature on esthetic issues a
concerning adjacent implants, all of the following can
be considered applicable, EXCEPT :
a. If the distance between the two implants is 5-6mm
and the contact point from the crest of the
bone to the contact point is 5mm then a papilla is going
to fill in the inter-implant space
b. The clinician should be careful to choose implant
diameters that allow for sufficient inter-implant space
c. Papillary fill in of the inter-implant space may be
related to both the position of the contact point to
bone and the distance between the two implants
d. The clinician may wish to consider manipulation of
the incisions to gain papillary tissue height
Sinus elevation of the SA-4 type is a technique whereby A
the clinician: Sinus elevation of the SA-4 type- LESS THAN 5 MM - LATERAL WINDOW -
A) makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full DELAYED IMPLANT (Misch) is a technique whereby the clinician:
thickness mucoperiosteal flap and makes a lateral makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full thickness mucoperiosteal
window for bone grafting without implant placement flap and makes a lateral window for bone grafting without implant placement
B) makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full SA-3-makes an incision towards the palate, reflects a full thickness
thickness mucoperiosteal flap and makes a lateral mucoperiosteal flap and makes a lateral window for bone grafting and places
window for bone grafting and places the implants at the implants at the same time.
the same time. SA-2-Makes an incision, performs an osteotomy and then utilizes osteotomes
C) Makes an incision, performs an osteotomy and then to greenstick fracture upwards into the sinus and place implants at the same
utilizes osteotomes to greenstick fracture upwards into time
the sinus and place implants at the same time None of the above
D) None of the above
When performing an SA-3 sinus elevation, the clinician b
should have at least the following vertical height in
crestal bone in order to stabilize the implants at the
same time as grafting:
a. 1mm
b. 5mm
c. 12mm
d. None of the above
When performing a SINUS FLOOR ELEVATION , at least c
how many mm of bone is required if implant is to be
placed at the same time? So when we have options as
follows what do we choose:?
A. 4mm
B. 1mm
C. 7 mm
D. 10 mm
