endo midterm practice Flashcards

1
Q

Vital pulp therapy is 50% effective

A

false

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2
Q

Chronic apical abscess is usually characterized by:

A

draining sinus tract

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3
Q

A cold test is done with endo ice on a q- tip

A

false
(done with cold cotton pellet)

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4
Q

Which of the following is not a routine test

A

hot test

(or EPT if listed)

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5
Q

most common LEO

A

mental foramen
??? i think LEO means lesion of endodontic origin

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6
Q

Theres bilateral radiolucencies on #8 and #9 what is this

A

nasal cavities

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7
Q

What is the difference between SIP and RP

A

SIP: pain lingers
RP: has pain that goes away immediately

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8
Q

A radiolucency will show up if a small amount of cortical bone is destroyed

A

false

100% medullary bone and 40% cortical bone

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9
Q

A radiolucency will appear when what amount of bone is destroyed

A

40% cortical bone

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10
Q

lamina dura is made of

A

cortical bone

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11
Q

if the lamina dura is broken there will likely be a PARL

A

true

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12
Q

What is the first thing you do with an emergency patient

A

a. take proper medical history or
b. chief complaint**

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13
Q

What is easier to see Mesio distal curve or buccal lingual

A

mesiodistal

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14
Q

most common fractured tooth

A

mandibular 2nd molar

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15
Q

A 4th year student gives you a patient and #20 has a PARL but #19-21 test normal. What do you do

A

take an angled radiograph

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16
Q

what is the theory of pain

A

branstromm’s theory of hydrodynamic pain

[Anything that causes movement of fluid within dentinal tubules causes pain in pulp;
Basis of dentinal sensitivity
Common etiologies of pulp irritation]

17
Q

Proprioceptors in pulp are what allows you localize pain

A

false- they are in the PDL

18
Q

fibroblast is the main cell in the pulp

A

true

19
Q

**what is the main cell in pulp connective tissue

A

fibroblast

20
Q

secondary dentin is associated with age, tertiary dentin is associated with injury

A

true, true

21
Q

primary function of the pulp

A

formative and induction

22
Q

which of the following is associated with acute pain

A

a-delta

23
Q

which ways do the pulp and pdl communicate
a. Dentinal tubules
b. Apical foramen
c. Lateral canals
d. All of the above

A

all of the above

24
Q

which of the following disinfects
a. bleach
b. medications
c. files
d. all of the above

A

all

25
Q

Which of the following should you do if you cant make an immediate dx (select all)
a. Refer
b. Give meds for support until dx
c. Do nothing and monitor until dx

A

a. refer??

26
Q

You must have clinical testing and clinical exam before you can develop a treatment plan

A

true

27
Q

xrays must be

A

diagnostic in quality and interpretation

28
Q

what is associated with AIP

A

pulp polyp

29
Q

What is more easily seen on a radiograph: vertical or hortizontal

A

horizontal fracture

30
Q

A charactersitc of an axial crack is sharp momentary pain upon release of biting pressure

A

true

31
Q

what is a fast break

A

bifurcation of the root

32
Q

patient comes in to you saying to finish their root canal, what is the pulpal dx

A

previously initated treatment

33
Q

study past quiz questions mine and last years

A