PRACTICE REVIEW OMSA COMPLETE LATEST FINAL EXAM UPDATED FOR 2026-
2027 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH 100% CERTIFIED, ELABORATED & VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
When insulin is given to a patient it lower the patient's blood glucose (blood sugar) True or
false?
false
The left side of the heart carries deoxygenated blood, True or false?
False
The doctor asks you to assess the patient's ventilation. The things you look at include watching
the rise and fall of the chest and looking at the:
Oxygen saturation and end tidal CO2 (capnograph)
You just finished removing 4 wisdom teeth on a 20 year old male. He received quite a bit of
anesthetic agents. Specifically, 200mg of propofol, 8mg of Versed, 200 mcg of Fentanyl. He has
been in recovery for about 15 minutes when the alarm on the pulse oximeter goes off. You
check on him and find him unarousable, ashen colored with a respiratory rate of 8 which is very
slow breathing. What drugs would you consider giving him?
Flumazenil (romazicon) and Narcan (naloxone)
Your patient is an 82 year old female with a history of coronary artery disease, angina and a
previous myocardial infarction (MI) 5 years ago. She has an abscessed painful molar that needs
extraction. She wants to be mildly sedated for the procedure. Midway through, you notice the
EKG suddenly looks like a wavy, chaotic undulating line. You check the leads and they are call
correct. You feel for a pulse, and there is NO pulse. You first actions would be to
Defibrillate with an AED, Start CPR and call 911.
A pediatric airway is different than an adult airway in that:
Kids have a larger tongue and a conical-shaped airway.
As patients undergo anesthesia, they pass through different stages of anesthesia. According to
the American society of Anesthesiology, surgery performed in what stage of anesthesia? 1, 2, or
3
Stage 3
, When you compare the ventricles of the heart to the atria of the heart. The walls of the
ventricle are thicker than the atria. True or false.
True
You are starting an IV on your patient in the antecubital fossa. The artery that you want to avoid
in the antecubital fossa is:
Brachial Artery
Stimulation of the Sympathetic Nervous system will result in:
Increased heart rate, increased blood pressure
A patient come into your office with a history of diabetes for the placement of a dental implant.
As you always do in your office, you perform a "finger stick" to check patient's blood glucose
(blood sugar) before you start the procedure. The "finger stick" reveals a blood glucose (blood
sugar) of 400. What is the next most appropriate action for your doctor?
Do not perform the surgery today and delay the implant placement.
The pulse oximeter gives us information on:
Oxygenation
The pneumonic MONA stands for:
Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglycerin, Aspirin
FAST refers to someone who is having a stroke (CVA). This acronym stands for:
Face, Arm, Speech Time
A patient with Type I diabetes (insulin dependent) would typically be giving themselves multiple
shots (injections) of insulin to control their blood glucose (blood sugars) and to control their
diabetes. True or false.
True
The doctor asks you to assess the patients oxygenation. The things. you look at include looking
at the color of the patients skin and:
Pulse oximeter
A patient calls 1 day after the removal af an infected tooth. She reports an itchy red rash all over
her body after taking Amoxicillin that your doctor prescribed. She is concerned that she is
allergic to the Amoxicillin. Your recommendation to her is:
2027 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH 100% CERTIFIED, ELABORATED & VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
When insulin is given to a patient it lower the patient's blood glucose (blood sugar) True or
false?
false
The left side of the heart carries deoxygenated blood, True or false?
False
The doctor asks you to assess the patient's ventilation. The things you look at include watching
the rise and fall of the chest and looking at the:
Oxygen saturation and end tidal CO2 (capnograph)
You just finished removing 4 wisdom teeth on a 20 year old male. He received quite a bit of
anesthetic agents. Specifically, 200mg of propofol, 8mg of Versed, 200 mcg of Fentanyl. He has
been in recovery for about 15 minutes when the alarm on the pulse oximeter goes off. You
check on him and find him unarousable, ashen colored with a respiratory rate of 8 which is very
slow breathing. What drugs would you consider giving him?
Flumazenil (romazicon) and Narcan (naloxone)
Your patient is an 82 year old female with a history of coronary artery disease, angina and a
previous myocardial infarction (MI) 5 years ago. She has an abscessed painful molar that needs
extraction. She wants to be mildly sedated for the procedure. Midway through, you notice the
EKG suddenly looks like a wavy, chaotic undulating line. You check the leads and they are call
correct. You feel for a pulse, and there is NO pulse. You first actions would be to
Defibrillate with an AED, Start CPR and call 911.
A pediatric airway is different than an adult airway in that:
Kids have a larger tongue and a conical-shaped airway.
As patients undergo anesthesia, they pass through different stages of anesthesia. According to
the American society of Anesthesiology, surgery performed in what stage of anesthesia? 1, 2, or
3
Stage 3
, When you compare the ventricles of the heart to the atria of the heart. The walls of the
ventricle are thicker than the atria. True or false.
True
You are starting an IV on your patient in the antecubital fossa. The artery that you want to avoid
in the antecubital fossa is:
Brachial Artery
Stimulation of the Sympathetic Nervous system will result in:
Increased heart rate, increased blood pressure
A patient come into your office with a history of diabetes for the placement of a dental implant.
As you always do in your office, you perform a "finger stick" to check patient's blood glucose
(blood sugar) before you start the procedure. The "finger stick" reveals a blood glucose (blood
sugar) of 400. What is the next most appropriate action for your doctor?
Do not perform the surgery today and delay the implant placement.
The pulse oximeter gives us information on:
Oxygenation
The pneumonic MONA stands for:
Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglycerin, Aspirin
FAST refers to someone who is having a stroke (CVA). This acronym stands for:
Face, Arm, Speech Time
A patient with Type I diabetes (insulin dependent) would typically be giving themselves multiple
shots (injections) of insulin to control their blood glucose (blood sugars) and to control their
diabetes. True or false.
True
The doctor asks you to assess the patients oxygenation. The things. you look at include looking
at the color of the patients skin and:
Pulse oximeter
A patient calls 1 day after the removal af an infected tooth. She reports an itchy red rash all over
her body after taking Amoxicillin that your doctor prescribed. She is concerned that she is
allergic to the Amoxicillin. Your recommendation to her is:
