FAGD TEST EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
What is the action of the suprahyoid digastric muscle? -
ANSWERS-Action
-depresses the mandible
-accessory opening muscle
Which biomechanic movement of the condyle is a "hinge"
movement? Where does it occur? - ANSWERS-Rotational
movement
-occurs between the condyle and the disc
Which biomechanic movement of the condyle is a "gliding"
movement? Where does it occur? - ANSWERS-Translational
movement
- occurs between the disc and the fossa
,If one joint is not translating, The mandible will deviate to
the __________ side - ANSWERS-affected
A slight translation in the horizontal plane of the "working
side" of the condyle is known as _________ movement. -
ANSWERS-Bennett Movement
-Bodily shift of the mandible in the direction of the working
condyle
- Just stating that when the jaw is moving right, the
mandibular body of the left is is moving over the horizontal
plan.
In a left lateral movement, the right condyle moves
________ and the left condyle shifts in a ________ _______
direction - ANSWERS-- forward
- lateral posterior
In a left lateral movement, which side is the "working" side?
- ANSWERS-Left
In a left lateral movement, which side is the "non-working"
or "balancing side" - ANSWERS-Right
,In para-function, you have Iso________ contractions. Which
direction are the forces applied? - ANSWERS-METRIC
Horizontal
In functional contractions, you have Iso________
contractions. Which direction are the forces applied? -
ANSWERS-TONIC
Vertical
What is : "A stereotyped movement disorder characterized
by rhythmic masticatory muscle activity associated with
tooth grinding and occasional tooth clenching" - ANSWERS-
Sleep Bruxism
The clinical examination for SB diagnosis includes: -
ANSWERS--abnormal tooth wear (attrition, wear facets)
-masticatory muscle hypertrophy
- muscle tenderness
T/F. Bruxism is common in children. - ANSWERS-True.
T/F. It is reported that occlusal adjustment will reduce
bruxism to tolerable levels - ANSWERS-True
, Less than 40 bruxism events per hour, is classified as
(normal, mild, moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Normal
40-75 bruxism events per hour, is classified as (normal, mild,
moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Mild
75-124 bruxism events per hour, is classified as (normal,
mild, moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Moderate
125+ bruxism events per hour, is classified as (normal, mild,
moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Severe
In SB patients, SB episodes occur at a frequency of ______
times per hour of sleep - ANSWERS-5.8
Centric occlusion (CO)
•Habitual occlusion
•Habitual Centric
•The most complete interdigitation of the teeth
These are all different ways of saying? - ANSWERS-MIP
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
What is the action of the suprahyoid digastric muscle? -
ANSWERS-Action
-depresses the mandible
-accessory opening muscle
Which biomechanic movement of the condyle is a "hinge"
movement? Where does it occur? - ANSWERS-Rotational
movement
-occurs between the condyle and the disc
Which biomechanic movement of the condyle is a "gliding"
movement? Where does it occur? - ANSWERS-Translational
movement
- occurs between the disc and the fossa
,If one joint is not translating, The mandible will deviate to
the __________ side - ANSWERS-affected
A slight translation in the horizontal plane of the "working
side" of the condyle is known as _________ movement. -
ANSWERS-Bennett Movement
-Bodily shift of the mandible in the direction of the working
condyle
- Just stating that when the jaw is moving right, the
mandibular body of the left is is moving over the horizontal
plan.
In a left lateral movement, the right condyle moves
________ and the left condyle shifts in a ________ _______
direction - ANSWERS-- forward
- lateral posterior
In a left lateral movement, which side is the "working" side?
- ANSWERS-Left
In a left lateral movement, which side is the "non-working"
or "balancing side" - ANSWERS-Right
,In para-function, you have Iso________ contractions. Which
direction are the forces applied? - ANSWERS-METRIC
Horizontal
In functional contractions, you have Iso________
contractions. Which direction are the forces applied? -
ANSWERS-TONIC
Vertical
What is : "A stereotyped movement disorder characterized
by rhythmic masticatory muscle activity associated with
tooth grinding and occasional tooth clenching" - ANSWERS-
Sleep Bruxism
The clinical examination for SB diagnosis includes: -
ANSWERS--abnormal tooth wear (attrition, wear facets)
-masticatory muscle hypertrophy
- muscle tenderness
T/F. Bruxism is common in children. - ANSWERS-True.
T/F. It is reported that occlusal adjustment will reduce
bruxism to tolerable levels - ANSWERS-True
, Less than 40 bruxism events per hour, is classified as
(normal, mild, moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Normal
40-75 bruxism events per hour, is classified as (normal, mild,
moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Mild
75-124 bruxism events per hour, is classified as (normal,
mild, moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Moderate
125+ bruxism events per hour, is classified as (normal, mild,
moderate or severe?) - ANSWERS-Severe
In SB patients, SB episodes occur at a frequency of ______
times per hour of sleep - ANSWERS-5.8
Centric occlusion (CO)
•Habitual occlusion
•Habitual Centric
•The most complete interdigitation of the teeth
These are all different ways of saying? - ANSWERS-MIP
