OSCE/CSCE ACTUAL EXAM 2025-2026
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
Your patient is taking Pepsid and acetaminophen. what effects may they
experience?
a. increased bleeding
b. decreased salivary flow
c. gingival hyperplasia
d. increased salivary flow
b. decreased salivary flow
How long should you wash your hands in between clients?
a. 5 seconds
b. 15 seconds
c. 25 seconds
d. 35 seconds
b. 15 seconds
,You can do all of the following to prevent biofilm in dental waterlines except for
one. which one is the exception?
a. purge between clients
b. flush lines with chemicals
c. flush with tap water
d. use individual water tanks per unit
c. flush with tap water
I.D. this condition that is related to a low-grade inflammatory reaction
a. focal sclerosis osteitis
b. periodical cement dysplasia
a. focal sclerosis osteitis
what is the minimum % of alcohol needed in hand sanitizer for it to be effective?
60%
patient has an allergic reaction to penicillin (shows picture of hand with blister).
What is it called?
,a. target lesion
your patient is taking Isoniazid and Rifampin. what condition do they have?
b. tuberculosis
furcation involvement: interradicular fibers are affected, but part of the alveolar
bone is sill in tact. which class furcation is present?
a. Class I
b. Class II
c. Class III
d. Class IV
b. Class II
a young adult presents with red lesions at his labial commissures (EO picture).
What is the lesion caused by
a. Candida albicans
b. bacteria
c. vitamin C deficiency
a. Candida albicans
, IO picture of multi lobed maxillary tori with an ulcer on it. what kind of ulcer is
this?
a. herpetic ulcer
b. pathos ulcer
c. traumatic ulcer
d. median palatine cyst
c. traumatic ulcer
Picture of a radiograph with elongation. How would you fix it?
a. increased vertical angulation
b. decrease vertical angulation
c. horizontal angulation
a. increased vertical angulation
which of the following conditions requires premedication?
a. breast implants
b. periodontal disease
c. patient with renal dialysis port
d. patient with coronary bypass
d. patient with coronary bypass
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
Your patient is taking Pepsid and acetaminophen. what effects may they
experience?
a. increased bleeding
b. decreased salivary flow
c. gingival hyperplasia
d. increased salivary flow
b. decreased salivary flow
How long should you wash your hands in between clients?
a. 5 seconds
b. 15 seconds
c. 25 seconds
d. 35 seconds
b. 15 seconds
,You can do all of the following to prevent biofilm in dental waterlines except for
one. which one is the exception?
a. purge between clients
b. flush lines with chemicals
c. flush with tap water
d. use individual water tanks per unit
c. flush with tap water
I.D. this condition that is related to a low-grade inflammatory reaction
a. focal sclerosis osteitis
b. periodical cement dysplasia
a. focal sclerosis osteitis
what is the minimum % of alcohol needed in hand sanitizer for it to be effective?
60%
patient has an allergic reaction to penicillin (shows picture of hand with blister).
What is it called?
,a. target lesion
your patient is taking Isoniazid and Rifampin. what condition do they have?
b. tuberculosis
furcation involvement: interradicular fibers are affected, but part of the alveolar
bone is sill in tact. which class furcation is present?
a. Class I
b. Class II
c. Class III
d. Class IV
b. Class II
a young adult presents with red lesions at his labial commissures (EO picture).
What is the lesion caused by
a. Candida albicans
b. bacteria
c. vitamin C deficiency
a. Candida albicans
, IO picture of multi lobed maxillary tori with an ulcer on it. what kind of ulcer is
this?
a. herpetic ulcer
b. pathos ulcer
c. traumatic ulcer
d. median palatine cyst
c. traumatic ulcer
Picture of a radiograph with elongation. How would you fix it?
a. increased vertical angulation
b. decrease vertical angulation
c. horizontal angulation
a. increased vertical angulation
which of the following conditions requires premedication?
a. breast implants
b. periodontal disease
c. patient with renal dialysis port
d. patient with coronary bypass
d. patient with coronary bypass
