Ludwig's angina may A. respiratory obstruction.
cause
A. respiratory
obstruction.
B. cavernous sinus
thrombosis.
C. suppurative
encephalitis.
D. subdural empyema.
Keratocystic D. tendency to recur.
odontogenic tumours
(odontogenic A wrong because it is developmental origin
keratocysts) have a/an (radicular/residual are inflammatory)
A. inflammatory origin. C wrong because it is a cyst with keratin cheesy
B. mixed material on the epithelium
radiopaque/radiolucent
appearance.
C. solid consistency.
D. tendency to recur.
Keratocystic D. tendency to recur.
odontogenic tumours
(odontogenic
keratocysts) have a/an
A. inflammatory origin.
B. mixed
radiopaque/radiolucent
appearance.
C. solid consistency.
D. tendency to recur.
The most likely B. pleomorphic adenoma.
diagnosis of a 1cm
mobile mass in
the parotid is
,A. mucoepidermoid
carcinoma.
B. pleomorphic
adenoma.
C. adenoid cystic
carcinoma.
D. acinic cell carcinoma.
E. Warthin's tumour.
Which of the following B. Break interproximal contacts using a tapered
should be performed to bur.
ensure a well-adapted
and functional stainless SSC as used in Paeds.
steel
crown?
A. Prepare the tooth with
sharp line angles.
B. Break interproximal
contacts using a tapered
bur.
C. Prepare a well-
defined chamfer margin.
D. Cement the crown
with rubber dam in
place.
Basal cell carcinoma on E. does not normally metastasize.
the nose
Extremely rare for it to metastasize.
A. normally metastasizes
to the submental lymph
nodes.
B. normally metastasizes
to the submaxillary
lymph nodes.
C. normally
metastasizes to the
cervical lymph
nodes.
D. normally
metastasizes to the pre-
auricular
lymph nodes.
E. does not normally
metastasize.
,Propoxyphene has the B. in combination with alcohol its effects are
potential for drug abuse greatly intensified.
because
It is a weak opioid.
A. it is a potent analgesic
with a euphoriant
activity equal to
morphine.
B. in combination with
alcohol its effects are
greatly intensified.
C. it cannot be detected
in the bloodstream.
The objective of root D. plaque, calculus and contaminated cementum.
planing during
periodontal Per Lindhe TExtbook P750
therapy is to remove Debridememnt is to get risk of microorganisms
scaling to get rid of calculus
A. plaque, calculus, root planning to get rid of contaminated cementum
contaminated cementum and dentin.
and
junctional epithelium.
B. plaque and calculus
exclusively.
C. plaque, calculus and
crevicular epithelium.
D. plaque, calculus and
contaminated
cementum.
E. all cementum
associated with
periodontitis.
Crown-root ratio and D. periapical radiograph using the paralleling
residual bone support technique.
can best
be seen radiographically
in a
A. panoramic
radiograph.
B. bite-wing radiograph.
C. periapical radiograph
using the bisecting angle
technique.
, D. periapical radiograph
using the paralleling
technique.
The most important D. achieve a more favorable direction and
objective of occlusal distribution of forces of occlusion.
adjustment
of a natural dentition is
to
A. prevent
temporomandibular joint
syndrome.
B. increase the shearing
action in mastication.
C. improve oral hygiene
by preventing food
impaction.
D. achieve a more
favorable direction and
distribution of forces of
occlusion.
The tooth preparation for C. (1) and (3)
a porcelain veneer must
have a
1. smooth surface.
2. 2mm space to place
the porcelain.
3. definite finish line.
4. margin at least 1mm
supragingivally.
A. (1),(2),(3)
B. (1) and (4)
C. (1) and (3)
D. All the above
A 50 year old patient, A. emphysema.
who is a heavy smoker,
has
developed a barrel
chest, has difficulty
breathing and
has a bluish tinge to his
cause
A. respiratory
obstruction.
B. cavernous sinus
thrombosis.
C. suppurative
encephalitis.
D. subdural empyema.
Keratocystic D. tendency to recur.
odontogenic tumours
(odontogenic A wrong because it is developmental origin
keratocysts) have a/an (radicular/residual are inflammatory)
A. inflammatory origin. C wrong because it is a cyst with keratin cheesy
B. mixed material on the epithelium
radiopaque/radiolucent
appearance.
C. solid consistency.
D. tendency to recur.
Keratocystic D. tendency to recur.
odontogenic tumours
(odontogenic
keratocysts) have a/an
A. inflammatory origin.
B. mixed
radiopaque/radiolucent
appearance.
C. solid consistency.
D. tendency to recur.
The most likely B. pleomorphic adenoma.
diagnosis of a 1cm
mobile mass in
the parotid is
,A. mucoepidermoid
carcinoma.
B. pleomorphic
adenoma.
C. adenoid cystic
carcinoma.
D. acinic cell carcinoma.
E. Warthin's tumour.
Which of the following B. Break interproximal contacts using a tapered
should be performed to bur.
ensure a well-adapted
and functional stainless SSC as used in Paeds.
steel
crown?
A. Prepare the tooth with
sharp line angles.
B. Break interproximal
contacts using a tapered
bur.
C. Prepare a well-
defined chamfer margin.
D. Cement the crown
with rubber dam in
place.
Basal cell carcinoma on E. does not normally metastasize.
the nose
Extremely rare for it to metastasize.
A. normally metastasizes
to the submental lymph
nodes.
B. normally metastasizes
to the submaxillary
lymph nodes.
C. normally
metastasizes to the
cervical lymph
nodes.
D. normally
metastasizes to the pre-
auricular
lymph nodes.
E. does not normally
metastasize.
,Propoxyphene has the B. in combination with alcohol its effects are
potential for drug abuse greatly intensified.
because
It is a weak opioid.
A. it is a potent analgesic
with a euphoriant
activity equal to
morphine.
B. in combination with
alcohol its effects are
greatly intensified.
C. it cannot be detected
in the bloodstream.
The objective of root D. plaque, calculus and contaminated cementum.
planing during
periodontal Per Lindhe TExtbook P750
therapy is to remove Debridememnt is to get risk of microorganisms
scaling to get rid of calculus
A. plaque, calculus, root planning to get rid of contaminated cementum
contaminated cementum and dentin.
and
junctional epithelium.
B. plaque and calculus
exclusively.
C. plaque, calculus and
crevicular epithelium.
D. plaque, calculus and
contaminated
cementum.
E. all cementum
associated with
periodontitis.
Crown-root ratio and D. periapical radiograph using the paralleling
residual bone support technique.
can best
be seen radiographically
in a
A. panoramic
radiograph.
B. bite-wing radiograph.
C. periapical radiograph
using the bisecting angle
technique.
, D. periapical radiograph
using the paralleling
technique.
The most important D. achieve a more favorable direction and
objective of occlusal distribution of forces of occlusion.
adjustment
of a natural dentition is
to
A. prevent
temporomandibular joint
syndrome.
B. increase the shearing
action in mastication.
C. improve oral hygiene
by preventing food
impaction.
D. achieve a more
favorable direction and
distribution of forces of
occlusion.
The tooth preparation for C. (1) and (3)
a porcelain veneer must
have a
1. smooth surface.
2. 2mm space to place
the porcelain.
3. definite finish line.
4. margin at least 1mm
supragingivally.
A. (1),(2),(3)
B. (1) and (4)
C. (1) and (3)
D. All the above
A 50 year old patient, A. emphysema.
who is a heavy smoker,
has
developed a barrel
chest, has difficulty
breathing and
has a bluish tinge to his
