RQs MAY 16 AND 17th SOLVED (AS BEST AS I COULD IF THERE IS ANY MISTAKE PLEASE

APPOLOGIES, AND SHUT OUT WITH THE RIGHT ANSWER!

1. What could be this diagnosis: dentin dysplasia (it was the same image)

2. Synthetic opioid drugs: tramadol

3. Panoramic of eagle syndrome

4. Levorprine and epinephrine which receptor: alpha 1

5. Mature junction epithelium cells turn over: phagocytosis, coronal migration

6. Alcoholic patient for extraction what test: INR, complete cell count

7. Patient with herpes virus acyclovir does not work, what do you give him: amantadine,

ziclanovir.

8. Least anchorage of teeth: active finger in a removable appliance, elastic bands

9. Cirrhosis symptoms except: urinary blood

10. Cognitive coping: muscle relaxation, deep breath

11. 3 stable points for face bow transfer: axis bilateral condyles and lowest points of orbita,

axis bilateral and natural teeth

12. Complete denture: occlusion with anterior and posterior at the same time, bilateral

balanced occlusion in extrusive movements

13. Extrusion of max molar and absent lower molar why do you need to fix it: fix occlusion,

prevent contacts

14. Most congenital absent tooth: mand 2pm

15. Palatal grooves in which teeth have most periodontal problems: incisors, premolars,

molars, canines

16. Distal step develops: class2

17. 24h after gingiva graft blood from where: connective tissue, same tissue (no option of

recipient i think..)

18. Patient class 3 least form to know if it is a max or mand problem: cast, cephalic xray,

photos, clinical exam. (According to ASDA)

19. Closing a diastema: reciprocal movement

20. Picture of (looked like a pyogenic granuloma but wasnt red and was the mouth of a kid)

what to do: excisional biopsy (lesion looked bigger than 1cm), rsp, radiograph

21. Bacteria in the apex of a necrotic tooth: facultative anaerobe, strict anaerobic

22. Picture of rhomboid glossitis what is it: candidiasis

23. Tongue with white coat that sloughs, hyperplastic fungiform papillae: scarlet fever

24. Central with enamel hypocalcification was caused at what age: 4 months, birth, 4

months, 6-10months

25. Which of the following if the most important for sending the patient to the physician:

temporal arteritis...

26. Emphysema: decreased tissue in alveolus

27. Asthma: listen to respiration, albuterol (3 options of each answer) ??

28. Dentist is angry with patient and later is rude with assistant:

29. Paraphrasing: emit what the patient said, tell the patient what you think you

understood, repeat the same words of the patient

30. What is most important: how to say it, where to say it, when to say it

31. Acetaminophen: hepatoxicity

32. What is more important when doing a endodontic treatment with a gold crown:

preserve the crown, keep in mind that the tooth might be in a different position (wasnt

exactly like this but i put it in my own words), irrigation

33. Patient had maxillary surgery (a part of the maxillary was taken out) and patient wants

to be able to bite what do you do: make a removable partial denture, refer the patient

to otolaryngologist to make an appliance, refer the patient to prosthodontist to make

(forgot the word) last option refer the patient to the surgeon

34. Why patient with complete denture keeps biting cheeks: decrease horizontal overlap

35. Patient has maxillary molar towards palatine how to correct it with elastics: elastics

placed buccally in max and lingual in mand, elastics placed palatal of max molar and

bucal of mand molar

36. Xerostomia causes all except: plaque formation, increase microorganisms

37. Recurrent ranula what to do: marsupialization, Wharton duct excision, lingual gland

excision, mand gland excision.

38. Most hyperkeratosis with dysplasia where: floor of mouth, buccal mucosa, post dorsal

tongue.

39. Why do you do a plaster index: to preserve occlusion registration, to preserve facebow

40. Collimator function: reduce size of xray

41. Filter material: aluminum

42. First sign of osteoradionecrosis: mucositis, hair loss

43. Hair thinning which gland: thyroid

44. Minimum crown root ratio acceptable: 1:1

45. Qs about a radiographic technique that I had never heard!

46. Opioids bind to the same receptors as: enkephalins, endorphins, dynorphins

47. How often should you take xrays in a high risk patient: bilateral bitewings every 6

months, bilateral bitewings every 3 months (6 months according to Mosby)

48. Antagonist of opiods: naloxone

49. Antagonist of diazepam: fluconazil

50. Lateral Cephalic of multiple myeloma

51. Sealants: chemical or mechanical bond

52. Another property of GIC besides fluoride: ionic bond

53. Property of calcium hydroxide: bactericidal, adheres to tooth.

54. Worst material for removable partial denture: irreversible, reversible,

55. Micrognatia, glossoptosis and obstruction: pierre robin syndrome

56. How often appointments for high risk: 3 months

57. Bevel of anterior tooth why: esthetic and retention

58. Difference of infected and affected caries: infected has bacteria

59. What happens to a caries under a sealant (arrested not in option): stops, increases,

decreases

60. Glucocorticoids all except: prolonged bleeding

61. Hypercementosis seen in: paget

62. Articaine: metabolized in liver, metabolized in plasma, excreted by kidney

63. Patient had an allergic reaction: immunoglobulin M or release histamine of mast cells

64. Cherubism: bilateral enlargement, ceases after childhood

65. 3 mandibular teeth and 1 tooth has 2 pulp chambers: fusion

66. Nikolsky sign: phempogoid, desquamative gingivitis

67. The following acts in membrane pump except: lidocaine, propanolol, nifedipine,

chlorpromazine

68. Muntelukast: leukotrienes (asthma)

69. Bacteria in endocarditis strepto and staph and???: bacteroides, treponema, listeria

70. Unbundling and upcoding 3 questions

71. Muscles that bind to pterygo raphe: medial lateral, temporal, buccinator and superior

contrictior

72. Pteryg raphe is formed by 2 muscles: buccinator and superior constrictor

73. Which is better for osteointegration and another qs which is better for implant: options

where the same for both-mand anterior, mand posterior, max posterio, max anterior

74. Penicillin: cell wall

75. Root planning best result in: edema, hyperplasia, recession

76. How does asthmatic corticoids act: decrease inflammation of airways, bronchodilation

77. Patien afraid of car accident is likely to: fear of needles, catastrophobic, general anxiety

78. Hyperbaric oxygen how does it work (is not asking whether you use it for

osteoradionecrosis is asking for the specific mechanism of action-not angiogenesis in

options):

Therapeutic mechanisms of action for hyperbaric oxygen (HBO2) therapy are

based on elevation of both the partial pressure of inspired O2 and of the

hydrostatic pressure. This last mechanism contributes to a compression of all

gas-filled spaces in the body (Boyle's Law) and is relevant to treat conditions

where gas bubbles are present in the body and cause the disease (e.g.,

intravascular embolism; decompression sickness with intravascular or intra-

tissue bubbles).

79. Diphenhydramine: reversal of motion sickness

80. What is this: verruga vulgaris

81. Pt with sinus tract has: parulis

82. Diabetic patient for iv sedation taking Hum...what to do: liquid and half dose, no dose,

full does (you have to know if Hum...is for type 1 or type2)

83. Which patient cannot take glucocorticoids: pt with gastric ulcers

84. What is this: varices

85. Condyloma acuminatum: vph, syphilis

86. Distance of implant from CEJ: 2-3 apically

87. Distance of implant platform to gingival margin: 2-3 apical, 3-4 apical

88. Cerebral palsy (an except qs so read about it)

89. Bruising of extremities and gingival bleeding (picture of edematous gingiva): leukemia

90. All are true of strptococcus except: cannot live in a nonshedding surface, can suvive in

prostesic teeth, can survive in mucosa

91. What is illegal for a dentist except: drink 2 glasses of wine, relationship with patient,

prescribe schedule II drug for back pain, advertise discount on website

Day 2 cases:

92. Patient is missing all molars what is his biggest occlusal problem: protrusion, retrusion,

lateral movements (don’t know the answer).

93. Patient with 8 missing because of accident some years ago, 7 and 9 have root canal and

shift mesially: 7 and 9 become ankylosed? What is the biggest concern if you want to do

ortho: ankylosed tooth, too many teeth have erupted?

94. Similar picture, all could be possible differential diagnosis except: fibroma, peripheral

giant cell.

95. Lateral cephalic qs that are in laslo file: ruler for magnification, c4 radiopacity-hyoid

bone

Andrea Gomez case

96. 2 qs about Plavix: mechanism of action and what test before treating this patient

97. Patient with transient ischemic attack (TIA) has all except: subside in 24 hours, you give

the patient nitroglycerin.

One case had 2 qs: patient with factor V Leiden taking Rivaroxaban

1. Rivaroxaban affects: platelets inhibition, factor xa