dentistry Flashcards
The location of the oral orifice of the Stenon’s duct (parotid gland’s duct):
A) in the vestible at the upper premolars’ region
B) in the cavum oris proprium( oral cavity) at the second upper molars
C) in the vestible at the upper canines’ region
D) in the vestible at the upper second molars
E) in the vestible at the upper first molars’ region
D) in the vestible at the upper second molars
Which drug’s characteristic side effect is the dry mouth syndrome (Xersotomia)
A) Lidocain (lidocainium chloratum anhydricum)
B) Troparin (papaverinium sulfuricum + methylhomatropinum bromatum)
C) Papaverinum (papaverinium chloratum)
D) Eunoctin (nitrazepamum)
E) Tarivid (ofloxacinum)
B) Troparin (papaverinium sulfuricum + methylhomatropinum bromatum)
The leading sign of the chronic osteomyelitis is:
A) sequestration
B) leukopenia
C) fibrinous exsudate
D) high fever
E) mostly associated with rheumatic complains
A) sequestration
Which is a precancerous lesion?
A) fibromatosis gingivae
B) lingua pilosa nigra
C) Fordyce’s granules
D) geographic tongue
E) leukoplakia
E) leukoplakia
The management of an abscess developed at deciduous teeth
A) immediate extraction
B) access cavity preparation with open therapy
C) access cavity preparation and putting a filling afterwards
D) the abscess is eliminated with a Volkmann curette
E) access cavity preparation and the abscess is drained and excavated
E) access cavity preparation and the abscess is drained and excavated
The consequence of the use of pacifier soaked in candy :
A) caries at the upper and lower central incisors
B) gingivitis
C) periodontitis
D) circular caries on the four upper deciduous incisors
E) all of them
D) circular caries on the four upper deciduous incisors
It is a characteristic disease located on the soft palate:
A) aphthous stomatitis
B) herpangina
C) flue
D) morbilli ( measles)
E) pertussis (whooping cough )
B) herpangina
The optimal fluoride intake at the age of one year :
A) should not be given
B) 0,05 mg
C) 0,3 mg
D) 0,1 mg
E) 1,0 mg
C) 0,3 mg
According to the Miller’s caries theory:
A) Adenylphosfate is provided by the saliva for the fermentation of carbohydrate in the dental plaque
B) The initial caries is caused by the bacterial penetration into the enamel
C) Lactic acid is produced in the dental plaque
D) A caries is mainly caused by anaerobic microorganisms
E) The protein content of the tooth is a decisive factor in the development of dental caries
C) Lactic acid is produced in the dental plaque
What is characteristic of the so called cariogenic plaque?
A) It can develop on any tooth surface
B) its dominant bacterial flora is organized from lactobacilli and acidifying streptococci
C) it is bacterium-free
D) its pH is always above 6.3
E) in can be recognized by naked eye
B) its dominant bacterial flora is organized from lactobacilli and acidifying streptococci
The optimal fluoride content of table salt
A) 1,25 mg/kg
B) 250 mg/kg
C) 25 mg/kg
D) 50 mg/kg
E) 150 mg/kg
B) 250 mg/kg
What is the cause of the gingival enlargement in leukaemia ?
A) infiltration by malignant cells
B) reactive fibrosis
C) haemangioma
D) capillary rigidity
E) neither of them
A) infiltration by malignant cells
The management of pregnancy gingivitis :
A) gingivoplasty
B) topical metronidazole application
C) broad spectrum antibiotics
D) improved oral hygiene
E) neither of them
D) improved oral hygiene
The characteristic sign of pulpal hyperemia :
A) cold water will alleviate pain
B) the tooth is sensitive to percussion
C) it is a reversibly phenomenon
D) it is an irreversibly phenomenon
E) it is caused by antihypertensive drugs
C) it is a reversibly phenomenon
The salivary flow will not enhanced :
A) Sjögren’s syndrome
B) acute heavy metal poisoning
C) during dental treatment
D) trigeminal neuralgia
E) in epileptic attack
A) Sjögren’s syndrome
The biological effect of vitamin-A on the oral mucosa :
A) inflammation
B) increased keratinization
C) atrophy
D) hyperplasa
E) angular cheilitis
B) increased keratinization
It is not characteristic of ostitis alveolaris (dry socket) :
A) oral malodor
B) inflammation around the alveolar socket
C) severe pain at the day of extraction
D) general malaise
E) fever
C) severe pain at the day of extraction
FOG - 21
Usually the nearest tooth to the basis of the maxillary sinus is:
A) the upper wisdom tooth
B) the palatal root of the upper first premolar
C) the upper second molar
D) the distal root of the upper second premolar
E) the upper first molar
C) the upper second molar
FOG - 22What does it mean „ the completion of the dental arch” ?
A) the eruption of the wisdom tooth
B) the eruption of a mesiodens
C) the eruption of a supernumeraly tooth
D) the eruption of the lower first permanent molar
E) all of them
D) the eruption of the lower first permanent molar
The characteristic sing of periodontal abscess :
A) develops after the obturation of the orifice of the pocket
B) strong pulsating pain
C) the involved tooth has vital sign
D) a putrid charge from the sulcus
E) all of them
E) all of them
The oral signs and symptoms of AIDS :
A) Kaposi-sarcoma
B) severe progressing periodontitis
C) leukoplakia
D) candidiasis
E) all of them
E) all of them
The lidocain cartridge/ampoule commercially delivered for dental anesthesia as
A) Inj. Lidocain 1% – Adrenalin 0,01%
B) Inj. Lidocain 2% – Adrenalin 0,1%
C) Inj. Lidocain 2% – Adrenalin 0,01%
D) Inj. Lidocain 2% – Adrenalin 0,001%
E) Inj. Lidocain 1% – Adrenalin 0,02%
D) Inj. Lidocain 2% – Adrenalin 0,001%
salivary enzymes
1) proteases
2) maltase
3) lipase
4) amylase
A) 1., 2. and 3. answers are correct
B) 1. and 3. answers are correct
C) 2. and 4. answers are correct
D) only the 4. answer is correct
E) all the answers are correct
C) 2. and 4. answers are correct
Drugs decreasing salivary flow rate
1) homatropine
2) scopolamine
3) atropine
4) noscapine
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
B) if 1. and 3. are correct
C) if 2. and 4. are correct
D) only the 4th answer is correct
E) if all the answers are correct
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
What can cause chronic glossitis ?
1) candidasis
2) diabetes mellitus
3) avitaminosis
4) hemophilia
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
B) if 1. and 3. are correct
C) if 2. and 4. are correct
D) only the 4th answer is correct
E) if all the answers are correct
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
The characteristics of Pierre–Robin-syndrome
1) glossoptosis
2) micrognathia
3) palatoschisis
4) coarctatio aortae
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
B) if 1. and 3. are correct
C) if 2. and 4. are correct
D) only the 4th answer is correct
E) if all the answers are correct
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
Which can be a permanent trism ?
1) myogen
2) ankylosis
3) spastic
4) osteogen
A) if 1., 2. and 3. are correct
B) if 1. and 3. are correct
C) if 2. and 4. are correct
D) only the 4th answer is correct
E) if all the answers are correct
C) if 2. and 4. are correct