ABPD OCE Exam 100% Verified Questions & Answers
Q: 6-12 mo 6-18 mo for adult
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Radiographs: Recall Patient-High Risk
Q: Primary + Mixed: 12-24 mo Adolescent: 18-36 mo Adult: 24-36 mo
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Radiographs: Recall Patient-Low Risk
Q: Amoxicillin and Metronidazole 7-10 days
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Localized Aggressive Perio in Primary Dentition Antibiotics
Q: Localized bone loss around permanent dentition and FPMs and no more than 2 other teeth Amoxicillin and
Metronidazole 7-10 days
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Localized Aggressive Perio in Permanent Incisors Definition and Antibiotics
Q: Amoxicillin and Metronidazole for 7-10 days
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Generalized Aggressive Perio Antibiotics
Q: Hypophosphotasia Papillon Lefevre Down syndrome Chediak Higashi Neutropenia Langerhans Leukemia Leukocyte
Adhesion Defect
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Perio as a manifestation of Systemic Disease
Q: Cleft Lip/Palate Crouzon Cleidocranial Sturge-Weber Apert Gardner Down CCC SAG Down
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Hyperdontia Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Ectodermal Dysplasia Crouzon Achondroplasia Chondroectodermal Dysplasia Williams CL/P CCC AWE
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Hypodontia Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Ectodermal Dysplasia Chrondroectodermal Dysplasia Hemifacial Microsomia Down Crouzon
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Microdontia Conditions/Syndromes
, Q: Hemifacial hyperplasia/hypertrophy Crouzon XYY Otodental Gigantism
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Macrodontia Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Apert Down Cleidocranial Dysplasia Gardner Prematurity Hypopituitarism Hyperpituitarism
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Delayed tooth eruption Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Hyperthyroidism Osteogenesis imperfecta Precocious puberty
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Accelerated tooth eruption
Q: Vit-D resistant Rickets Periodontal disease Hypophosphatasia Leukemia
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Premature exfoliation of teeth
Q: Bloodborne Green = bile duct defects Black/grey = bilirubin, neonatal hepatitis Blue-green, brown = Rh
incompatibility Grey = anemias, hemosiderin Red, grey, black = dental trauma Drug Administration-Tetracyclines (grey)
Cystic Fibrosis-From abx? Trauma Hypoplasia, hypocalcification (Ai, DI, Caries, DD) Systemic Fluoride
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Causes of Intrinsic tooth Discoloration
Q: 10-15mg/kg/dose 4-6hours Max: 75mg/kg/24h or 4g/24h
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Acetaminophen Pediatric Dosage
Q: 4-10mg/kg/dose 6-8hours Max: 400mg/dose 1200mg/day 40mg/kg/24h
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Ibuprofen Pediatric Dosage
Q: 325-600mg 4-6h Max 4g/day
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Acetaminophen Adult Dosage
Q: 200mg 6-8h 1200mg/24hrs
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Ibuprofen Adult Dosage
Q: 25-45mg/kg/day q 12h
Q: 6-12 mo 6-18 mo for adult
Answer:
Radiographs: Recall Patient-High Risk
Q: Primary + Mixed: 12-24 mo Adolescent: 18-36 mo Adult: 24-36 mo
Answer:
Radiographs: Recall Patient-Low Risk
Q: Amoxicillin and Metronidazole 7-10 days
Answer:
Localized Aggressive Perio in Primary Dentition Antibiotics
Q: Localized bone loss around permanent dentition and FPMs and no more than 2 other teeth Amoxicillin and
Metronidazole 7-10 days
Answer:
Localized Aggressive Perio in Permanent Incisors Definition and Antibiotics
Q: Amoxicillin and Metronidazole for 7-10 days
Answer:
Generalized Aggressive Perio Antibiotics
Q: Hypophosphotasia Papillon Lefevre Down syndrome Chediak Higashi Neutropenia Langerhans Leukemia Leukocyte
Adhesion Defect
Answer:
Perio as a manifestation of Systemic Disease
Q: Cleft Lip/Palate Crouzon Cleidocranial Sturge-Weber Apert Gardner Down CCC SAG Down
Answer:
Hyperdontia Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Ectodermal Dysplasia Crouzon Achondroplasia Chondroectodermal Dysplasia Williams CL/P CCC AWE
Answer:
Hypodontia Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Ectodermal Dysplasia Chrondroectodermal Dysplasia Hemifacial Microsomia Down Crouzon
Answer:
Microdontia Conditions/Syndromes
, Q: Hemifacial hyperplasia/hypertrophy Crouzon XYY Otodental Gigantism
Answer:
Macrodontia Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Apert Down Cleidocranial Dysplasia Gardner Prematurity Hypopituitarism Hyperpituitarism
Answer:
Delayed tooth eruption Conditions/Syndromes
Q: Hyperthyroidism Osteogenesis imperfecta Precocious puberty
Answer:
Accelerated tooth eruption
Q: Vit-D resistant Rickets Periodontal disease Hypophosphatasia Leukemia
Answer:
Premature exfoliation of teeth
Q: Bloodborne Green = bile duct defects Black/grey = bilirubin, neonatal hepatitis Blue-green, brown = Rh
incompatibility Grey = anemias, hemosiderin Red, grey, black = dental trauma Drug Administration-Tetracyclines (grey)
Cystic Fibrosis-From abx? Trauma Hypoplasia, hypocalcification (Ai, DI, Caries, DD) Systemic Fluoride
Answer:
Causes of Intrinsic tooth Discoloration
Q: 10-15mg/kg/dose 4-6hours Max: 75mg/kg/24h or 4g/24h
Answer:
Acetaminophen Pediatric Dosage
Q: 4-10mg/kg/dose 6-8hours Max: 400mg/dose 1200mg/day 40mg/kg/24h
Answer:
Ibuprofen Pediatric Dosage
Q: 325-600mg 4-6h Max 4g/day
Answer:
Acetaminophen Adult Dosage
Q: 200mg 6-8h 1200mg/24hrs
Answer:
Ibuprofen Adult Dosage
Q: 25-45mg/kg/day q 12h
