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Past Exams Flashcards

1
Q

Freezing gait is common of what disease

A

Parkinson’s

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2
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Your patient has sulfur-colored lesions that are asymptomatic. What are these called?

A

Fordyce granules

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3
Q

Which term is used to describe a healthy lymph node?

A

Compressible

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4
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Basal cell carcinoma is the most common cell type of oral cancers. Oral cancers are most often diagnosed in stages I-II

A

Both statements are false

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5
Q

which lymphadenopathy is most common location?

A

Cervical lymph nodes

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6
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When giving an extra oral exam, you ask the patient to swallow. What are you palpating?

A

Thyroid gland

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7
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Which of the following is caused by the Epstein-barr virus?

A

Hairy leukoplakia

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8
Q

Which of the following is a small (<1cm) area of color change that is not elevated or depressed?

A

Macule

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9
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What term would you use to describe this wart/cauliflower like lesion?

A

Verrucose

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10
Q 
What is NOT symptoms of TMD?
Neck ache
Joint problems
Masication pain
Something 
Something else 
None of the above
A

None of the above

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11
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Which of the following have acute onset. Choose two. OPTIONS: herpes simplex, apthous ulcers, leukoplakia, leukodema

A

Not sure? Aphthous and herpes?

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12
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There was a lesion on the inside of a lip.

A

aphthous

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13
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What term would you use to describe this war/cauliflower lesion?

A

Verrucose

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14
Q

Paralysis on ONE side of body

A

Hemiplegia

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15
Q

Retrognathic photo

A

(overbite)

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16
Q

Herpes simplex can be described as

A

Vesicle

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17
Q

Which one includes wickham striae

A

Lichen planus

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18
Q

Which one is assoc with immunocompromised pt and Epstein Barr virus

A

HAIRY leukoplakia

*regular leukoplakia was also an option but DONT pick that

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19
Q 
What factors lead to Hypertelorism. Choose 2
Genetic
Syndrome
stroke
Congenital
A

Syndrome

Congenital

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20
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Exophthalmos is a symptom of

A

None of the above (answer had hypothyroidism instead of hyper)

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21
Q

which lymphadenopathy is most common location?

A

Cervical lymph nodes

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22
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Which of the following have a quick onset?

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23
Q

What disease is associated with African americans and can decrease in size when stretched

A

Leukoedema

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24
Q

Another world for benign migratory glossitis

A

Geographic tongue

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25
Q 
Which is not a symptom of TMD?
Insomnia
Joint pain
Neck ache
None
A

None of the above (they all are symptoms)

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26
Q

Something about a white appearance can rub off and leave an erythematous base

A

Acute candidiasis

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27
Q 
Select what is NOT aphthous ulcer 
Minor
Major
Herpetiform
Something else
A

Something else– this is the answer

28
Q 
Which is not a symptom of herpes simplex?
Family line 
Yellow crusty 
Multiple blisters filled things
Forgot the last one option
A

Family line

29
Q 
What carcinoma has a crusty, thick, scaly appearance?
Basal 
Squamous 
Melanoma
B and C
A

Squamous

30
Q

Locations that are considered high risk for oral cancer
Floor of mouth
Buccal vestibule
Oropharanyx

A

Buccal vestibule

31
Q

Patient has a chemical burn what caused by aspirin is this called? Sloughing, shedding

A

Eshar

32
Q 
Picture of old lady.. Which could be the diagnosis. Choose 2?
Xerostomia
Angular chelitis
Candiditis 
Something else
A

Xerostomia

Angular chelitis

33
Q

The primary function of perio probe

A

Evaluate periodontium health

34
Q

What two choice describe an infected lymph node?

A

firm

fixed

35
Q 
What can flake or scrape off?
Leukoplakia
Leukoedema
Lichen planus 
None of the above
A

None of the above

36
Q

What is not a symptom of xerostomia?

A

Tonsilar palatini

37
Q

Perioprobe grip and probe should go — on each surface of the tooth

A

parallel

38
Q

Excessive at home bleaching kit, which is likely

A

Erosion

39
Q

Most common type of caries

A

Pit and fissure

40
Q

Chemomechanical?

A

Erosion (asked twice)

41
Q

Flexure of the tooth

A

Abfraction

42
Q

Which is not caused by bruxism?

A

Erosion

Abrasion

43
Q

What can smooth surface caries be called?

A

Class 5

Root caries

44
Q

All of these are important except

A

Wait to talk to them until they are seated

45
Q

All of these are important except

A

Active talking

46
Q

Secondary dentin due to receding pulp chamber

A

Attrition

47
Q

Excessive bruxism and wear at the CEJ

A

Abfraction

48
Q

Gemination which occurs

A

Single tooth tries to split into two

49
Q

Taurodonts, what is present (choose 2)

A

Short, bull like roots

Elongated pulp chambers

50
Q

Wheel chair transfer

A

Ask the pt what they like to do

51
Q

Tooth #29 – what is seen in picture (photo of crown with darkness around margin)

A

Recurrent caries

52
Q

What is overbite? Pick 2

A

Usually 20-30% height of mandibular incisors

Vertical overlap of max incisors over mandibular incisors

53
Q

What is this a photo of? (picture of gold onlay over 3 cusps)

A

Onlay

54
Q

Which is NOT a sign of caries?

A

Radiopaque beneath enamel

55
Q

What is the most common reason people avoid the dentist?

A

Fear

56
Q

Which of the following is not a benefit of having a good relationship with the patient?

A

More likely to sue

57
Q

Fake social smile involves the eye muscles

A

False (genuine smile does)

58
Q

Which of the following is not a behavioral sign of anxiety?

A

Perspiration (it is a physiological sign of anxiety)

59
Q

What type of exam is given to a patient who requests total dental care when the results of a prior comprehensive dental diagnosis is available?

A

periodic

60
Q

What type of clinical exam would you give to a returning patient that you have not seen in 3 years and has said that he has had bladder cancer and chemotherapy since you have last seen them?

A

Comprehensive exam

61
Q

What clinical exam is given to identify conditions that have changed and update the patient’s chard to reflect the patient’s current status?

A

Periodic

62
Q

When the dentist is frequently asked to provide an opinion concerning a specific problem, what type of exam is appropriate?

A

Limited

Emergency would be requiring immediate attention

63
Q

“grossly decayed, non-vital tooth” would fall in which SOAP category?

A

Objective

64
Q

If the patient states “Doc, I have a tooth ache that has kept me up all night”, where would this fall in SOAP categories?

A

Subjective

65
Q

Emergency exams still require a comprehensive diagnosis to receive all the information about the patient

A

False

66
Q

D-4 students are currently looking for board lesions. What type of exam are they using?

A

Screening

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