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Propranolol - Answer Adrenergic Antagonist beta-Antagonist - Non-selective Blocks beta1 and beta2 receptors - slows down heart rate, increases peripheral resistance *careful with diabetics because can cause hypoglycemia and contraindicated in asthmatics due to bronchoconstriction Used for hypertension, hyperthryroidism, angina pectoris, afib, myocardial infarction, anxiety, tremors Tooth that is most often transposed - Answer Maxillary canine How many hours should you not eat before general anesthesia - Answer 6 hours What is the dose for Doxycycline SDD? 20 mg twice daily for 3-9 months - Answer What does Neostigmine do? Tx for myasthenia gravis / reversible / inhibits activity of cholinesterase - Answer After the tell-show-do what is the next management strategy - Answer Distraction Child suffered trauma - what is the first question you ask the parent A. "Did the child lose consciousness?" B. "Do you have the teeth?" C. "When did the child last eat?" D. "When did the injury occur?" - Answer A. "Did the child lose consciousness?"

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INBDE -Pharmacology (high yield) Final
Exam with All Rationales 2026-2027
Updated.
Propranolol - Answer Adrenergic Antagonist

beta-Antagonist - Non-selective



Blocks beta1 and beta2 receptors



- slows down heart rate, increases peripheral resistance



*careful with diabetics because can cause hypoglycemia and contraindicated in asthmatics due
to bronchoconstriction



Used for hypertension, hyperthryroidism, angina pectoris, afib, myocardial infarction, anxiety,
tremors



Tooth that is most often transposed - Answer Maxillary canine



How many hours should you not eat before general anesthesia - Answer 6 hours



What is the dose for Doxycycline SDD?

20 mg twice daily for 3-9 months - Answer



What does Neostigmine do?

Tx for myasthenia gravis / reversible / inhibits activity of cholinesterase - Answer



After the tell-show-do what is the next management strategy - Answer Distraction



Child suffered trauma - what is the first question you ask the parent

A. "Did the child lose consciousness?"

B. "Do you have the teeth?"

C. "When did the child last eat?"

D. "When did the injury occur?" - Answer A. "Did the child lose consciousness?"

,Reimplantation is desired. What is the best way to protect permanent teeth after avulsion?

A. Place back into the sockets

B. Place under the tongue

C. Put in a cup of milk

D. Wrap in a wet napkin - Answer A. Place back into the sockets



What is the mechanism of amphotericin B

- Binding to ergosterol to create pores in fungal cell membrane

- Inhibiting folate synthesis and other functions through production of free radicals

- Binding ribosome subunits to prevent protein synthesis

- Neutralizing spores to prevent fungal reproduction - Answer Binding to ergosterol to create
pores in fungal cell membrane



This describes how far an impression tray should extend posteriorly when making a maxillary
impression for diagnostic casts

- to the uvula

- to the pterygomaxillary notches

- to the fovea palatinae

- slightly beyond tuberosity

- beyond vibrating line - Answer Beyond vibrating line



The most common cause of HPV is

- trauma

- smoking

- alcohol consumption

- autoinoculation - Answer autoinoculation



Sealants are polymerized by what material

- camphorquinone

- polymethylmethacrylate

- free radicals

- Bis-GMA - Answer Free radicals



Addition of filler particles improves the following except

- Reduces coefficient of thermal expansion

,- Reduces polymerization shrinkage

- Better resistance to wear

- Better esthetics and polishability - Answer - Better esthetics and polishability



The amount of penetration by xray beams is most likely associated with

- kVp

- mA

- focal film distance

- exposure time - Answer kVp - amount of kVp affects the intensity and degree of penetration
of the beam



Increasing the kVp increases the energy of xrays therefore the penetration of the beam



Which term for erosion on the lingual surfaces of teeth as result of acidic stomach contents

hydrolysis

dysphagia

xerostomia

perimylolysis - Answer perimylolysis



All of pathogen groups commonly present in cases of necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis diseases
except for one

- prevotella

- haemophilus

- fusobacteria

- spirochetes - Answer - haemophilus = gram - bacteria that cause pneuomonia, bacteremia,
and meningitis



Which of the following medications matches the description of which is least likely to cause
sedation?

- diphenhydramine

- fexofenadine

- hydroxyzine

- famotidine - Answer Fexofenadine - second generation antihistamine that is selective to H1
and is unable to enter nervous system like diphenhydramine and hydroxyzine



What nerve passes between the medial pterygoid and the ramus of the mandible

, Lingual

Buccal

Auricotemporal

Facial - Answer Lingual



What action must be demonstrated by an antimicrobial agent to prove clinical effectiveness for
ADA approval

- Effectiveness as bactericidal agent against gram -

- Effectiveness as bactericidal agent against gram +

- Reduction in gross plaque mass

- Reduction in disease - Answer - Reduction in disease



What are the three core functions of public health

- Policy development, monitoring, and assurance

- Assessment, policy development, and monitoring

- Assessment, policy development and evaluation

- Assessment, policy development, and assurance - Answer - Assessment, policy development,
and assurance



Which ADHD medication has a mechanism of action that is not stimulating?

Disadexamfetamine

Dexymethylphenidate

Guanfacine

Dextroamphetamine - Answer Guanfacine

- anything that ends with "etamine or pehnidate" is a stimulant



Which rate would a researcher divide the number of disease cases by the total number of
people

Prevalence

Specificity

Incidence

Odds ratio - Answer Prevalence



The bet way to produce a radiographic image with low contrast is by doing what

- increasing kVp

- Decreasing the filtration

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