Dental

Question 1

Oral surgery
What surgical instrument is used to trim the alveolar bone?

Scalpel
Bone file
Rongeur
Surgical curette

Answer 1

Rongeur

Question 2

Oral surgery
What is the term donning mean?

Grabbing instruments
Placing sutures
Act of placing an item
Placing material on tooth

Answer 2

Act of placing an item

Question 3

Oral surgery
What are types of non-absorbable suture materials?

Silk
Polyester fiber
Nylon
All of the above

Answer 3

All of the above

Question 4

Oral surgery
What is the approximate time frame for removing nonabsorbable sutures?

5-10 days
5-7 days
5 days
14 days

Answer 4

5-7 days

Question 5

Oral surgery
How many years of postgraduate in a hospital- based residency does an oral surgeon have to go through?

3 years
3-5 years
2-6 years
4 to 6 years

Answer 5

4 to 6 years

Question 6

Oral surgery
All surgical instruments are classified as noncritical instruments and must be sterilized after each use?
True or false

Answer 6

False

Question 7

Oral surgery
Identify the absorbable suture.

Nylon
Chromic catgut
Silk
Polyester fiber

Answer 7

Chromic catgut

Question 8

Oral surgery
What causes a dry socket?

Not following home care instructions

Laying on back while sleeping

Eating soft foods

Gently Rinsing mouth with salt water without swishing or suction

Answer 8

Not following home care instructions

Question 9

Oral surgery
During the first 24 hours of extraction how long should a cold pack be used?

On a cycle of 15 minutes on and 15 minutes off

On a cycle of 25 minutes on and 25 minutes off

On a cycle of 20 minutes on and 15 minutes off

On a cycle of 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off

Answer 9

On a cycle of 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off

Question 10

Oral surgery
The term complex extraction.

Indicates that the tooth is partially or totally covered by tissue or bone

Is a tooth that has not erupted

Is when conditions require additional skill, knowledge, and instrumentation to remove a tooth

Answer 10

Is when conditions require additional skill, knowledge, and instrumentation to remove a tooth

Question 11

Orthodontics

A condition that occurs when a tooth is not properly aligned with its opposing tooth.

Cross bite
Over jet
Open bite
Overbite

Answer 11

Crossbite

Question 12

Implants
______ is the process by which the living cells of the jawbone naturally grow around the implanted dental supports.

Circumoral
Subperiosteal
Osseointegration
stent

Answer 12

Osseointegration

Question 13

Removable prosthodontics
During occlusal registration what measurements are most frequently used to register the patients bite?

Centric relation
Protrusion
Lateral excursion
All of the above

Answer 13

All of the above

Question 14

Fixed prosthodontics
_____ may be necessary if hypertrophied gingival tissue interferes with preparation and placement of a fixed restoration.

Gingival retraction
Dry angle
Suction
Surgical retraction

Answer 14

Surgical retraction

Question 15

Endodontics
When the dentist taps on a tooth, what diagnostic test is being performed?

Cold test
Heat test
Percussion
palpation

Answer 15

Percussion

Question 16

Periodontics
____ are one of the most common types of surgical knives used in a periodontal surgery.

Scalpel
Kirkland knives
Orban knives
Gracey curette

Answer 16

Kirkland knives

Question 17

Pedodontics
The ____ _____ is a system designed to evaluate behavior.

Frankl scale
Behavioral chart
G.V classification
None of the above

Answer 17

Frankl scale

Question 18

Preventive sealants
The purpose of a dental sealant is to

Prevent sharp molars

Prevent dental caries on the incisal edge of anterior

Prevent caries in pits and fissures

Answer 18

Prevent caries in pits and fissures

Question 19

Pharmacology
The name and quantity of a drug listed on the
prescription

Superscription
Subscriptions
Prescription
inscription

Answer 19

inscription

Question 20

Dental dam
Rounded portion of the clamp.

Jaws
Frame
Bow
clamp

Answer 20

Bow