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AGD Fellowship Exam UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS End stage renal disease radiographic appearance - CORRECT ANSWER ground glass bone, localized RL loss of lamina dura, Hand-Schuller-Christian disease radiographic appearance - CORRECT ANSWER bone destruction skull, ribs, mandible. Multiple myeloma radiographic appearance - CORRECT ANSWER large areas multiple punched-out RL in mandible. T/f Aker's clasp indicated for distal extension partial - CORRECT ANSWER Complex odontomy - CORRECT ANSWER tooth-like radiopaque strutures. Most common primary malignant tumor of bone - CORRECT ANSWER false. multiple myeloma All of the following are odontogenic neoplasms except a. Myxoma, b. Ameloblastic fibroma, c. Chondroma, d. Ameloblastoma. - CORRECT ANSWER ? Compound odontoma - CORRECT ANSWER structure. exhibits some resemblance to normal tooth Salivary calculi are most frequently found in the duct of which salivary gland? - CORRECT ANSWER submandibular/wharton duct While in dental operatory, a diabetic patient begins to show signs of insulin shock. The dentist should first - CORRECT ANSWER give patient sugar.

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AGD Fellowship Exam UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
End stage renal disease radiographic appearance - CORRECT ANSWER loss of lamina dura,
ground glass bone, localized RL



Hand-Schuller-Christian disease radiographic appearance - CORRECT ANSWER large areas
bone destruction skull, ribs, mandible.



Multiple myeloma radiographic appearance - CORRECT ANSWER multiple punched-out RL
in mandible.



T/f Aker's clasp indicated for distal extension partial - CORRECT ANSWER false.



Complex odontomy - CORRECT ANSWER tooth-like radiopaque strutures.



Most common primary malignant tumor of bone - CORRECT ANSWER multiple myeloma



All of the following are odontogenic neoplasms except a. Myxoma, b. Ameloblastic fibroma, c.
Chondroma, d. Ameloblastoma. - CORRECT ANSWER ?



Compound odontoma - CORRECT ANSWER exhibits some resemblance to normal tooth
structure.



Salivary calculi are most frequently found in the duct of which salivary gland? - CORRECT
ANSWER submandibular/wharton duct



While in dental operatory, a diabetic patient begins to show signs of insulin shock. The dentist should
first - CORRECT ANSWER give patient sugar.

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