OBS Quiz Flashcards

1
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Jim is an 82 year old bricklayer, has been diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma of the lower lip.

Which of the following lymph nodes was first involved in the spread of the cancer cells?

A

Submental nodes

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2
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Cells that are responsible for the production of reactive dentin are most likely to present in which of the following areas of pulp?

A

Pulp periphery

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3
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The oral bacteria that is associated with the initiation of dental caries is:

A

Mutans streptococci

Further info: lactobacillus is associated with caries progression

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4
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Which of the following does not provide supportive evidence of the role of mutans streptococci in dental caries?

A

The ability to breakdown collagen using pro teases.

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5
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Which pattern of inheritance is the following genetic tree referring to? (Black circles and squares)

A

Mitochondrial inheritance

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6
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Regarding odontoblasts and their processes

A

Odontoblast processes branch dichotomously at the dentinoenamel junction (DEJ) and may sometimes be incorporated into enamel as enamel spindles

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7
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Eutetic point defines

A

Binary alloy formulation that has a single melting point

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8
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Oral fungal infections that appear as a creamy white, loosely adherent membrane covering the various oral surfaces may be caused by:

A

Candida albicans

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9
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In relation to bio materials, stiffness refers to

A

Resistance to elastic deformation

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10
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Herpangina and hand, foot and mouth disease are infections that have prominent oral manifestations appearing particularly as vesicles. These infections are caused by:

A

Type A coxsackie viruses

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11
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Regarding pulp

A

It includes undifferentiated cells some of which may differentiate into odontoblasts

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12
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Which statement regarding dental cements is INCORRECT?

A

Eugenia in zinc oxide-Eugenia cement has inflammatory effect on the tissue

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13
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The incident laser beam travels through the thickness of human cementum at the incident angle of pi/3. The refractive index of human cementum is 1.58. What is the refractive index of human dentine if the refractive angle was pi/2.87?

A

1.54

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14
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The difference in staining between GRam positive and gram negative organisms:

A

Is determined by their cell wall structure

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15
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Regarding to Thea quirked tooth pellicle, which of the following statement is NOT TRUE?

A

Can be readily removed from teeth by tooth brushing

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16
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Which is NOT correct regarding the chronology of the human development?

A

Upper lip and palate fusion is complete at six weeks of development

17
Q

Which artery is a branch of the maxillary artery?

A

Infra-orbital

18
Q

The tongue includes the following features:

A

Lingual papillae which include vallate papillae and filiform papillae

19
Q

If the facial nerve was cut as it exited the stylomastoid foramen, which of the following muscles would NOT be affected?

A

Stapedius

Explanation: the facial nerve originates in the pons, traverses the facial canal of the temporal bone, and exits the cranium through the stylomastoid foramen and then extends laterally around the neck of the mandible through th parotid gland. With the exception of the stapedial nerve, all branchiomotor fibres in the facial nerve emerge from the facial canal via the stylomastoid foramen. The branchial motor of facial nerve supplies the muscles of facial expression, posterior or anterior belly of digastric muscle, stylohyoid.

20
Q

HArdness of human dentine specimen was measured using microindentation instrument. The indentation experiment was conducted at 20mN force and resulted in the residual impression area of 18.52 cm^2. What was the hardness of the specimen?

A

1.08 GPa

21
Q

A person eats a starch rich diet. Saliva from which of the following glands is most likely to produce amylase to digest this food?

A

Parotid glands

22
Q

Linear coefficient of thermal expansion of human enamel is 25 x 10^-6 C^o-1. What is the human enamel volumetric coefficient of thermal expansion?

A

75 x 10^-6 C^o-1

23
Q

The structure depicted at the arrow is a: (dental papilla histology image)

A

Successional laminators

24
Q

Advantages for microorganisms living within a dental plaque (biofilm) include all of the following except:

A

Production of bacteriocins within the biofilm.

Reason: bacteriocins are antimicrobial agents which suppress competing microorganisms.

25
Q

Vitamin D is a factor in

A

Calcium absorption

26
Q

Complex muscle of the face, in which most of the fibres run circularly

A

Orbicularis oris

27
Q

Elevates hyoid bone during swallowing and speech

A

Digastric

28
Q

Inserts onto the coronoid process of the mandible

A

Temporalis

29
Q

Insertion is lateral surface of angle and lower ramps of mandible

A

Mass eater

30
Q

Originates on temporal bone

A

Stylohyoid

31
Q

The main muscle of the cheek

A

Buccinator

32
Q

The muscle that wrinkles the forehead horizontally

A

Frontalis

33
Q

A superficial muscle in neck

A

Plays a

34
Q

The muscle that protrudes the lower lip

A

Mental is

35
Q

Causes genital herpes but sometimes the characteristic inflamed Papuans and vesicles can be seen on the lips and oral mucosa

A

Herpes simplex virus-2

36
Q

Causes hairy oral leukoplakia in immunosuppressed patients

A

Epstein-Barr virus