General Chairside Board Review- Full set Exam with complete solutions

General Chairside Board Review- Full set Exam with complete solutions What does the abbreviation q4h stand for? - Answer-every 4 hours /.Which term is defined as the total number of breaths per minute? - Answer-Rate /.Which of the following are small yellowish glands located on the labial mucosa? - Answer-Fordyce granules /.Which classification is an amalgam restoration located on the mesial and occlusal surface of tooth number 3? - Answer-Class II /.Bell's palsy is - Answer-paralysis of the facial nerve resulting in distortion on the affected side of the face /.What does this charting symbol indicate? - Answer-gold crown /.Using the Universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the lower left quadrants of an adult patient with a full dentition? - Answer-17-24 /.Which is the chronic demyelinating disease of the central nervous system characterized by the progressive disability? - Answer-Multiple sclerosis /.What does the abbreviation q.i.d stand for? - Answer-four times a day /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the upper left quadrant of an adult patient with a full dentition? - Answer-9-16 /.Which type of consent is given when a patient enters a dentist's office? - Answer-implied consent /.The symbol located is: - Answer-diastema /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the upper right quadrant of a patient with a deciduous dentition? - Answer-A-E /.An ML composite on tooth #9 is what class of restoration? - Answer-Class III /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the lower left quadrant of a patient with a deciduous dentition? - Answer-K-O /.What does this charting indicate? - Answer-recurrent decay /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the lower right quadrant of a patient with a deciduous dentition? - Answer-P-T /.Which teeth are referred to as the "cornerstone" teeth of the dental arch? - Answer-canines /.Which of the following teeth can have a variance known as the Carabelli trait (cusp) located on the mesiolingual cusp? - Answer-Max 1st molars /.A 10 year old patient would likely have which of the following teeth? - Answer-Mandibular canines /.What is the condition that prevents a tooth from reaching its normal position in the mouth by tissue, bone, or another tooth - Answer-Impaction /.What does this red charting symbol indicate? - Answer-to be extracted /.The examination technique in which the examiner uses his or her fingers to feel for size, texture, and consistency of hard and soft tissues is called - Answer-palpation /.A patient displaying hypertension would have a blood pressure of above - Answer-140/90 mm Hg /.An oral habit consisting of involuntary gnashing, grinding, and clenching of the teeth is - Answer-bruxism /.What type of joint is the attachment of teeth to sockets? - Answer-Gomphosis /.The part of the muscle which is the more fixed attachment and toward the midline of the body is called the - Answer-origin /.Which of the following terms describes a shallow triangular shaped depression on the occlusal surface of an adult posterior tooth? - Answer-fossa /.Before surgery, a patient is explained the procedure and then signs an authorization for treatment. What is this process called? - Answer-informed consent /.Which of the following is the slightly raised line extending down the middle of the hard palate? - Answer-palatine raphe /.Which of the following teeth can have one or two lingual cusps? - Answer-Mandibular second premolar /.What term is used to describe abnormally large jaw? - Answer-macrognathia /.What are non-succedaneous teeth? - Answer-second premolars /.An abbreviation used in the progress notes or chart to indicate a mesioocclusalbuccal restoration is - Answer-MOB /.What term is used to describe abnormally small teeth? - Answer-microdontia /.What does this charting symbol represent? - Answer-bonded veneer /.Using Black's classification of cavities, what class are caries along the cervical third of a tooth? - Answer-Class V /.From the occlusal view, which of the following teeth has 5 well-developed cusps including two on the buccal surface, two on the lingual surface, and one on the distal surface? - Answer-Mandibular 1st molar /.What is the name of the raised area of tissue lying directly lingual to the maxillary central incisors on the hard palate? - Answer-incisive papilla /.If the charting conditions indicate that there is a furcation involvement, a triangle containing the number indicating the level of furcation would be placed? - Answer-at the apical area between two or more root branches /.What term is used to describe an abnormally large tongue? - Answer-macroglossia /.Which frenum is located under the tongue? - Answer-lingual frenum /.Using Black's classification of cavities, a pit and fissure lesion on the occlusal surface of molars and premolars is considered what classification of a cavity? - Answer-I /.On a cephalometric analysis the abbreviation Na stands for - Answer-nasion /.A developmental abnormality characterized by the complete bonding of two adjacent teeth caused by irregular growth is - Answer-fusion /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the upper left quadrant of a patient with a deciduous dentition? - Answer-F-J /.The symbol on this tooth indicates that this tooth: - Answer-is an implant /.A patients chart that denotes a congenital absence of some or all of the teeth would indicate - Answer-anadontia /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the upper right quadrant of an adult patient with a full dentition? - Answer-1-8 /.What does this symbol represent? - Answer-fracture /.The symbol on this tooth indicates that this tooth has - Answer-a sealant placed /.Whether paper or electric, progress notes should include all of the following except? - Answer-complete health history /.What term describes the horizontal distance between the anterior maxillary teeth and the mandibular teeth when the teeth are in the fully closed position? - Answer-overjet /.A patient presents appearing "flushed" and states that he has an infection in his tooth. Which temperature reading would most likely support that diagnosis? - Answer-101.5F /.The tooth-numbering system that begins with the maxillary right third molar as tooth 1 and ends with the mandibular right third molar as tooth 32 is the: - Answer-universal /.In the Universal or standard tooth numbering system which letter represents the maxillary left primary second molar ? - Answer-J /.Which of the following would be considered a contraindication for a patient receiving a fixed bridge? - Answer-poor oral hygiene /.Which of the following terms describes an area where developmental grooves meet each other or fissures cross and form a small defect in a tooth's enamel? - Answer-pit /.Which cranial nerve is the primary source of innervation for the entire oral cavity? - Answer-trigeminal nerve /.The cells associated with bone formation are known as? - Answer-osteoblasts /.What does the X charing symbol indicate? - Answer-missing tooth /.A carious lesion located in the gingival third of either the labial or lingual aspect of a tooth would be classified as a ____ lesion - Answer-Class V /.Which classification of carious lesions form on the occlusal surfaces or the buccal and lingual grooves of posterior teeth? - Answer-Class I /.All of the following are categories of restorations except - Answer-Class X /.The most common artery to use to check a patients pulse in the dental office is - Answer-radial /.Using the universal numbering system, what teeth would be included in the lower right quadrant of an adult patient with a full dentition? - Answer-25-32 /.A patient's pulse rate may be decreased because of - Answer-depressants