NBDHE practice exam 270 Questions
and answers
intercellular ground substance is composed of -
✅protein carbohydrate complexes
What RNA virus is associated with the common cold? -
✅Rhinovirus
Which generalization is correct about proximal contact areas? -
✅Anterior teeth have contact areas that are generally centered faciolingually
Slightly damaged tissues completely returns to its normal structure and function in
which healing process? -
✅Regeneration
Pain sensation might be blocked from going to the central nervous system by other
stimuli. This is best explained by which theory? -
✅Gate Control
What term refers to complete obstruction of blood flow to a particular area -
✅infarction
The most common autopsy finding in instances of sudden death as a result of
myocardial infarction is -
✅coronary thrombosis
formation of blood clot inside a blood vessel of the heart -
✅Coronary Thrombosis
Deep cervical nodes are distributed along what? -
✅Internal jugular vein
What is true regarding saltatory conducti -
✅-it involves Nodes of Ranvier
-It is energy saving
-It is faster
Which lipoprotein contains the greatest amount of protein? -
✅High density
What is the functional unit of Striated muscle? -
✅Sarcomere
developmental macroglossia? -
✅Myxedema
,Characteristics of salivary glycoproteins -
✅-Enhance binding of bacteria to tooth surfaces
-Interact with calcium and phosphate in hydroxyapatite
-Results from lysis of bacterial walls
What factors determine the position of the first permanent molar? -
✅Primary arch length
Which characteristic of bacteria influences relative numbers in early plaque? -
✅adherence to pellicle
What id produced in the nucleolus? -
✅Ribosomal RNA
The two buccal roots are about the same length in -
✅Perm MAX 2nd molars
Anticholinergic drug used to reduce airway secretions? -
✅Atropine- used to decrease saliva flow for dental procedures
Cholinergic drug used to increase saliva flow in patients with Sjogrens Syndrome -
✅Pilocarpine
immune system disorder characterized by dry eyes and dry mouth -
✅Sjogrens syndrome
Drugs that mimic the parasympathetic nervous system -
✅Cholinergic
Drugs that block the parasympathetic nervous system -
✅Anti-cholinergic
anti-inflammatory action of aspirin is in part due to -
✅inhibition of the enzyme cyclooxygenase, which leads to the formation of
prostaglandins (that cause inflammation)
Guanethidine (antihypertensive) is especially prone to produce which adverse
effect? -
✅Depression
In normal blood count, which is the most numerous white blood cell? -
✅Neutrophils
Thyroxine -
✅Also called thryoid hormone, thyroxine is produced and secreted by follicle cells in
the thyroid gland. it targets all cells in the body and increases overall body
metabolism.
, Which primary teeth are the first to erupt? -
✅Mand centrals
Max centrals/ Mand laterals -
✅7yrs
Max lateral -
✅8yrs
Max Canine/ Md 2nd PM and 2molar -
✅11 yrs
Mx 1st and 2nd PM
Md 1st PM -
✅10yrs
Max 1st Molar
Md 1st Molar -
✅6yrs
Max 2nd molar
Md 2 molar -
✅11yrs
Most often missed mesial coronal and root concavity -
✅Max 1st premolar
Premolar most often having 2 roots -
✅Max 1st premolar
Cuspid with occasionally bifurcated root -
✅Mandibluar
Tooth which most often fails to develop -
✅third molar or maxillary lateral
Non-functional lingual cusp -
✅Mandibular first premolar
Premolar which commonly has 3 cusps -
✅mandibular second premolar
Tooth most often affected by microdontia -
✅Maxillary lateral incisor
tooth most likely to exhibit lingual caries -
✅Maxillary lateral incisor
and answers
intercellular ground substance is composed of -
✅protein carbohydrate complexes
What RNA virus is associated with the common cold? -
✅Rhinovirus
Which generalization is correct about proximal contact areas? -
✅Anterior teeth have contact areas that are generally centered faciolingually
Slightly damaged tissues completely returns to its normal structure and function in
which healing process? -
✅Regeneration
Pain sensation might be blocked from going to the central nervous system by other
stimuli. This is best explained by which theory? -
✅Gate Control
What term refers to complete obstruction of blood flow to a particular area -
✅infarction
The most common autopsy finding in instances of sudden death as a result of
myocardial infarction is -
✅coronary thrombosis
formation of blood clot inside a blood vessel of the heart -
✅Coronary Thrombosis
Deep cervical nodes are distributed along what? -
✅Internal jugular vein
What is true regarding saltatory conducti -
✅-it involves Nodes of Ranvier
-It is energy saving
-It is faster
Which lipoprotein contains the greatest amount of protein? -
✅High density
What is the functional unit of Striated muscle? -
✅Sarcomere
developmental macroglossia? -
✅Myxedema
,Characteristics of salivary glycoproteins -
✅-Enhance binding of bacteria to tooth surfaces
-Interact with calcium and phosphate in hydroxyapatite
-Results from lysis of bacterial walls
What factors determine the position of the first permanent molar? -
✅Primary arch length
Which characteristic of bacteria influences relative numbers in early plaque? -
✅adherence to pellicle
What id produced in the nucleolus? -
✅Ribosomal RNA
The two buccal roots are about the same length in -
✅Perm MAX 2nd molars
Anticholinergic drug used to reduce airway secretions? -
✅Atropine- used to decrease saliva flow for dental procedures
Cholinergic drug used to increase saliva flow in patients with Sjogrens Syndrome -
✅Pilocarpine
immune system disorder characterized by dry eyes and dry mouth -
✅Sjogrens syndrome
Drugs that mimic the parasympathetic nervous system -
✅Cholinergic
Drugs that block the parasympathetic nervous system -
✅Anti-cholinergic
anti-inflammatory action of aspirin is in part due to -
✅inhibition of the enzyme cyclooxygenase, which leads to the formation of
prostaglandins (that cause inflammation)
Guanethidine (antihypertensive) is especially prone to produce which adverse
effect? -
✅Depression
In normal blood count, which is the most numerous white blood cell? -
✅Neutrophils
Thyroxine -
✅Also called thryoid hormone, thyroxine is produced and secreted by follicle cells in
the thyroid gland. it targets all cells in the body and increases overall body
metabolism.
, Which primary teeth are the first to erupt? -
✅Mand centrals
Max centrals/ Mand laterals -
✅7yrs
Max lateral -
✅8yrs
Max Canine/ Md 2nd PM and 2molar -
✅11 yrs
Mx 1st and 2nd PM
Md 1st PM -
✅10yrs
Max 1st Molar
Md 1st Molar -
✅6yrs
Max 2nd molar
Md 2 molar -
✅11yrs
Most often missed mesial coronal and root concavity -
✅Max 1st premolar
Premolar most often having 2 roots -
✅Max 1st premolar
Cuspid with occasionally bifurcated root -
✅Mandibluar
Tooth which most often fails to develop -
✅third molar or maxillary lateral
Non-functional lingual cusp -
✅Mandibular first premolar
Premolar which commonly has 3 cusps -
✅mandibular second premolar
Tooth most often affected by microdontia -
✅Maxillary lateral incisor
tooth most likely to exhibit lingual caries -
✅Maxillary lateral incisor
