Oral surgery

Question 1

Instrument used in tooth extraction to grasp a tooth

a: bone file
b: forceps
c: scalpel

Answer 1

a

Question 2

Forceps that can be used on both right and left side are called __________

a universal
b ambidextrous
c comprehensive

Answer 2

a

Question 3

small surgical knife to cut open or excise tissue

Answer 3

scalpel

Question 4

Laser machine tips used to cut soft tissue using this method
what is the method?
a: heating
b: cauterization

Answer 4

b

Question 5

Instrument to smooth irregular bone edges ?
a; bone file
b: hemostat
c: rongeurs

Answer 5

a

Question 6

Instrument to raise the tooth and luxate the tooth ?

a: elevators
b: chisel
c: mallet

Answer 6

a

Question 7

Instrument to loosen the periosteum tissue from bone or detach the tissue around cervix of tooth?

a: scissors
b: mouth prop
c: periosteal

Answer 7

c

Question 8

One of the elevators used to cut tissue around bone

a: surgical bur
b: periosteotome
c: retractor

Answer 8

b

Question 9

Instrument to elevate or luxate a tooth and called root elevators?

a: curette
b: exolever
c: mallet

Answer 9

b

Question 10

Instrument used to remove remaining of fractured root and also called root tip elevator ?

a: apical
b: needle holder
c: aspirating tip

Answer 10

a

Question 11

Instrument looking like scissor style to clamp or pinch like blood vessel?

a: hemostat
b: forceps
c: scissor

Answer 11

a

Question 12

Similar to hemostat but used to hold a needle ?

Answer 12

Needle holder

Question 13

Bone cutting and similar to forceps but clip bone edge ?

a: bone forceps
b: chisel
c: rongeurs

Answer 13

c

Question 14

Hammer like device to apply force on various instruments such as chisel?

a: mallet
b: elevator
c: needle holder

Answer 14

a

Question 15

Hand instrument that looks like a spoon shaped and used to clean out the extraction socket?

Answer 15

curette

Question 16

Hand device to draw back cheek or various tissue from the surgical area?

Answer 16

Retractor (tissue, cheek, tongue retractor)

Question 17

A block to hold patient’s mouth open

Answer 17

mouth prop / bite block

Question 18

It is used to remove bone or section a tooth with surgical handpiece ?

a: surgical bur
b: drill bit
c: bone file

Answer 18

a

Question 19

A procedure to remove extraction bone crest or alveolar bone?

a: alveolectomy
b: alveoplasty
c: gingivectomy

Answer 19

a

Question 20

Impacted teeth can be described or termed in respect of the neighbor tooth. Which of following is not correct term?

a: horizontal impaction
b: vertical impaction
c: distoangular impaction
d: mesioangular impaction
e: transverse impaction
f: none of the above

Answer 20

f

Question 21

Another name for common name of dry socket ?

a: alveolitis
b: alveolar tumor
c: hemangioma

Answer 21

a

Question 22

Surgical device used as a guide for surgical extraction or surgical removal of alveolar bone?

a: surgical template
b: surgical tray
c: surgical outline

Answer 22

a

Question 23

Irritation or infection happening around a tooth crown usually related to lower wisdom teeth

a: pericoronitis
b: gingival enlargement
c: fibroma

Answer 23

a

Question 24

Surgical procedure to remove labial tissue between teeth and tissue tied down tongue?

a: I&D
b: periodontal flap surgery
c: frenectomy

Answer 24

c

Question 25

Surgical procedure to drain abscess from infected site? a: Incision and Drainage b: surgical drainage c: Incision and Debridement

Answer 25

a

Question 26

Which of the following is not type of biopsy? a: incisional biopsy b: excisional biopsy c: exfoliative biopsy d: brush biopsy e: drainage biopsy

Answer 26

e

Question 27

What is term applied to cancerous tumor?

Answer 27

malignant

Question 28

What is the term for non-removable white patches on the oral cavity?

Answer 28

leukoplakia

Question 29

It looks like a benign well defined extra tissue sac in oral cavity? a: fibroma b: pailloma c: melanoma

Answer 29

a

Question 30

It is a benign tissue resembling sea anemone?

Answer 30

papilloma

Question 31

It is a benign tumor caused by dilated blood vessel. a. Hemangioma b. Hematoma c. Granuloma

Answer 31

a

Question 32

It is tissue swelling in response to infection or dead tissue surrounded by granulation tissue to wall off infection or necrotic tissue

Answer 32

granuloma

Question 33

Bony overgrowth happens maxillary palatal area and mandibular alveolar bone?

Answer 33

Tori / Torus / Exostosis

Question 34

Cyst formation from mandibular sublingual duct blockage? a. ranula b. radicular c. dentigerous

Answer 34

a

Question 35

What are the procedures to repair maxillary or mandibular jaw fracture?

Answer 35

Closed fracture reduction | Open fracture reduction

Question 36

plastic surgery regarding chin?

Answer 36

genioplasty

Question 37

surgical cutting of bone and movement of bone

Answer 37

osteotomy

Question 38

surgical procedure to reshape or recontour the bone?

Answer 38

osteoplasty

Question 39

another name for sliding genioplasty to move chin forward

Answer 39

chin augmentation

Question 40

Bone graft to build underdeveloped or missing bone ridge to support denture or implant

Answer 40

Ridge augmentation

Question 41

Surgical reconstruction of TMJ

Answer 41

arthrotomy

Question 42

Surgical procedure to correct upper and lower jaw relationship and usually accompanied by orthodontic treatment

Answer 42

Orthognathic surgery

Question 43

Classification of TMJ derangement | Stage I, II, III, IV, V

Answer 43

``` Stage I : painless click Stage II: Intermittent painful click Stage III: Frequent pain click, lock Stage IV:chronic pain with restricted move Stage V: above all and Crepitus ```

Question 44

Type of bone which comes from different origin

Answer 44

Autogenous :self Allograft : same species but other Xenograft: different species(cow/pig) Alloplastic: plastic material / synthetic

Question 45

Surgical correction of an area that has been operated previously

Answer 45

Revision surgery

Question 46

Surgical repair of TMJ with partial joint reconstruction

Answer 46

Hemiarthroplasty

Question 47

Types of implants?

Answer 47

Endosteal (endosseous) : within bone Subperiosteal:under the tissue above bone Transosteal: lower jaw all the way through Endodontic: within tooth Intramucosal insert: small pin inside palatal bone

Question 48

What is the implant made out of the strongest metal?

Answer 48

Titanium implant

Question 49

plastic surgery to remove wrinkles

Answer 49

rhy ti dectomy

Question 50

plastic surgery for eyelid

Answer 50

ble pha ro plasty

Question 51

plastic surgery for nose

Answer 51

rhino plasty

Question 52

disease or disorder term ?

Answer 52

malady

Question 53

Grinding sound between bone bony contact?

Answer 53

Crepitus

Question 54

drooping of soft tissue chin

Answer 54

witch's chin

Question 55

surgical repair of split tongue or bifid tongue

Answer 55

cleft tongue repair

Question 56

cyst located alongside of tooth and als called periapical cyst

Answer 56

radicular cyst

Question 57

Term used to describe bonding between bone and titanium implant

Answer 57

osseointegration