(DSE) EXAM 2 QUESTIONS
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What do you do in dentures cannot be seated? - CORRECT ANSWER-Relieve until they seat
With a patient with arthritis, why don't you get semi precision or precision attachment? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Dexterity
Pt has a torus and you need RPD, what is the function of the U-shaped major connector? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Rigidity
What is the RPD clasp that is cervical 1/3 to HOC? - CORRECT ANSWER-Retentive clasp
What is the purpose of a reciprocal clasp? - CORRECT ANSWER-Counterbalance retentive clasp
Why would the patient have pain on swallowing when rpd is removed? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Lingual impingement
,Where is the best implant placement? - CORRECT ANSWER-Anterior mandible
Where is the worst implant placement? - CORRECT ANSWER-Posterior maxilla
With a pt who has max anterior teeth missing, what is the best implant? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Endosseous
What is a complication for a pt who has max anterior teeth missing and is getting an end
osseous implant? - CORRECT ANSWER-penetrate the nasal cavity
Whaat is the most important consideration for implants? - CORRECT ANSWER-Space between
roots
hereditary telangiectasiaa (blanching) is due to what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Lack of iron
Patient has pallor on cheek, what do they have? - CORRECT ANSWER-Chronic iron deficiency
Pt is on corticosteroids, what do you have to do to dose? - CORRECT ANSWER-Double dose
What is the tx for ranula on floor of mouth? - CORRECT ANSWER-excision
What is inside of ranula? - CORRECT ANSWER-Mucous or purulent
What is tx for nasopalatal cyst? - CORRECT ANSWER-Surgical tx/ excision
If you have a tongue with a piece of tissue same color as mucosa and normal tissue, what is ti? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Previous surgical procedure/trauma
, A diabetes patient could have glossitis because of what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Malnutrition
if you have a diabetes patient with burning tongue, what is it due to? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Malnutrition
What is tx for odontoma? - CORRECT ANSWER-Surgical removal and ortho to bring down central
2 premolars with mixed RO lesion w/ RL border around apices of 2nd pm, little bit of root
destruction, no impacted tooth - CORRECT ANSWER-Odontoma
Pt with Down syndrome, what do you need to take into consideration for dental tx? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Congenital heart disease/defect
White lesion with red border, healed with scarring? - CORRECT ANSWER-Major apthae
What is tx with major aphthous? - CORRECT ANSWER-Corticosteroids
Arrow pointing to lateral of lingual frenum = what duct? - CORRECT ANSWER-Submandibular
(Wharton's) duct
Lichen planus on tongue, what do you do? - CORRECT ANSWER-Topical corticosteroids
Big erythropoietin/leukoplakie of tongue, where do you do biopsy from? - CORRECT ANSWER-
White and Red part
Big lingual tonsils (lateral tongue), happens when patient is sick, what do you do? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Reassure pt and re evaluate
AND VERIFIED CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
[ LATEST UPDATES] 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
What do you do in dentures cannot be seated? - CORRECT ANSWER-Relieve until they seat
With a patient with arthritis, why don't you get semi precision or precision attachment? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Dexterity
Pt has a torus and you need RPD, what is the function of the U-shaped major connector? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Rigidity
What is the RPD clasp that is cervical 1/3 to HOC? - CORRECT ANSWER-Retentive clasp
What is the purpose of a reciprocal clasp? - CORRECT ANSWER-Counterbalance retentive clasp
Why would the patient have pain on swallowing when rpd is removed? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Lingual impingement
,Where is the best implant placement? - CORRECT ANSWER-Anterior mandible
Where is the worst implant placement? - CORRECT ANSWER-Posterior maxilla
With a pt who has max anterior teeth missing, what is the best implant? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Endosseous
What is a complication for a pt who has max anterior teeth missing and is getting an end
osseous implant? - CORRECT ANSWER-penetrate the nasal cavity
Whaat is the most important consideration for implants? - CORRECT ANSWER-Space between
roots
hereditary telangiectasiaa (blanching) is due to what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Lack of iron
Patient has pallor on cheek, what do they have? - CORRECT ANSWER-Chronic iron deficiency
Pt is on corticosteroids, what do you have to do to dose? - CORRECT ANSWER-Double dose
What is the tx for ranula on floor of mouth? - CORRECT ANSWER-excision
What is inside of ranula? - CORRECT ANSWER-Mucous or purulent
What is tx for nasopalatal cyst? - CORRECT ANSWER-Surgical tx/ excision
If you have a tongue with a piece of tissue same color as mucosa and normal tissue, what is ti? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Previous surgical procedure/trauma
, A diabetes patient could have glossitis because of what? - CORRECT ANSWER-Malnutrition
if you have a diabetes patient with burning tongue, what is it due to? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Malnutrition
What is tx for odontoma? - CORRECT ANSWER-Surgical removal and ortho to bring down central
2 premolars with mixed RO lesion w/ RL border around apices of 2nd pm, little bit of root
destruction, no impacted tooth - CORRECT ANSWER-Odontoma
Pt with Down syndrome, what do you need to take into consideration for dental tx? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Congenital heart disease/defect
White lesion with red border, healed with scarring? - CORRECT ANSWER-Major apthae
What is tx with major aphthous? - CORRECT ANSWER-Corticosteroids
Arrow pointing to lateral of lingual frenum = what duct? - CORRECT ANSWER-Submandibular
(Wharton's) duct
Lichen planus on tongue, what do you do? - CORRECT ANSWER-Topical corticosteroids
Big erythropoietin/leukoplakie of tongue, where do you do biopsy from? - CORRECT ANSWER-
White and Red part
Big lingual tonsils (lateral tongue), happens when patient is sick, what do you do? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Reassure pt and re evaluate
