Endo Flashcards
1
Q
Its cross-section is triangular: A) Kerr-reamer B) Miller needle C) Donaldson D) Excalibur E) Gates-Glidden bur
A
A
2
Q
It has only one cutting edge: A) Kerr-reamer B) Hedstrom file C) Barbed broach instrument D) Kerr-file E) Kerr-flex file
A
B
3
Q
It has four cutting edges: A) Profile B) Hedström file C) Unifile D) Kerr-file E) Miller needle
A
D
4
Q
It is usable for exploring the root canal: A) Miller needle B) Donaldson C) Apex locator D) Gottlieb probe E) Hedström file
A
A
5
Q
It is usable both for reaming and filing A) Kerr-file B) Kerr-reamer C) Hedström file D) Barbed broach instrument E) Donaldson
A
A
6
Q
Using the proper size the instrument enlarges the root canal walls uniformly: A) Donaldson B) Hedström file C) Miller needle D) Kerr-reamer E) Barbed broach instrument
A
A
7
Q
It is not usable for circumferential root canal preparation: A) Kerr-reamer B) Kerr-file C) Hedström file D) Kerr-flex file E) Flexicut file
A
A
8
Q
The number of the cutting edges of the Hedstrom file is/are:
A) One
B) Two
C) Three D) Four E) Five
A
A
9
Q
The characteristic motion of the Excalibur instrument is: A) Aleatic motion
B) Rotation
C) Quarter turn in both clockwise and counter iclockwise direction
D) Up-and-down motion
E) Oscillating motion
A
A
10
Q
This instrument is not suitable for measuring the working length: A.) Endometer B.) Dentometer C.) Sono-Explorer D.) Digident E.) Dynatrak
A
E
11
Q
This material has soft tissue-dissolving effect when cleaning the root canal with it: A.) Peroxide of hydrogen B.) Neomagnol C.) Peroxide of hydrogen + Neomagnol D.) Sodium-hypochlorite E.) Alcohol
A
D
12
Q
Ca(OH)2-containing material usable for the medication of the root canal is: A.) GM (Gangraena-Merz)-paste B.) PBSC-mix C.) Solvidont D.) N2 Universal E.) Chlumsky’s solution
A
A
13
Q
- Ordinarily it has the same number of root canals as roots:
- Upper canine
- Lower second premolar 3. Lower canine
- Upper first premolar
A
E
14
Q
Its root canal normally straight and wide:
- Upper canine
- Distobuccal root of the upper first molar
- Palatal root of the upper second molar
- Mesiobuccal root of the upper second molar
A
C
15
Q
Its root canal ordinarily narrow and divided:
- Lower first incisor
- Mesial root of the lower first molar
- Lower first premolar
- Lower second incisor
A
B