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1
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Beading in RPD does what

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maxillary major connector of an RPD and maintains tissue contact to prevent food impaction.
It involves scribing a 0.5 mm rounded groove in the cast at the borders of the major connector.

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PDL made of

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sharpey fibers

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3
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infection in canine space usually due to what teeth

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max incisors and canines
swelling of upper lip, canine fossa and periorbital tissue

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____ It is commonly used to diagnose thromboses and thrombotic disorders.

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D-dimers

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5
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dental collapse during etching means

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remove smear layer, create micro-porosities, expose collagen, and widen dentinal tubules.

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Guide planes determine what?

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path of insertion and maximize retention of RPD

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7
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epidermal growth factor EGF stimulates cell growth by what receptors

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by tyrosine kinases.

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8
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When patient taking IV bisphosphonates, can you extract teeth

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NO, avoid at all
not even wait or drug holiday can manage BRONJ

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9
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Components of resin composite

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Bis-GMA, silane (coupling agent) , silica(filler material), UV stabilizer

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10
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Inferential statistics

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involves making conclusions based on outcomes of study

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Carbon dioxide is primarily transported as _____ from tissues to the lungs.

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bicarbonate

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12
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nasal cavity infection caused by what teeth

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max molars and second premolars

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13
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Active immunity

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when a person is directly exposed to a disease or organism, acquires the disease, and develops immunity to the pathogen.

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14
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The most common area for metastasis for prostate cancer is the

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bone

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15
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A tingling sensation in the hands and wrist pain are symptoms associated with _____ syndrome.

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carpel tunner

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16
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artificial immunity

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vaccine

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17
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A posterior crossbite with a functional shift should be corrected

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as soon as possible prior to palatal suture fusion.

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18
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The palatal suture can fuse as

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early as 11 to 17 years old

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19
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Passive immunity

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  • when person received active antibodies from another source like nother to child passed through fetus or breast milk
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20
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buccal space infections caused by what teeth

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bicuspid and molar infections

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21
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One of the most common musculoskeletal injuries in dentists is

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trapezius muscle pain

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22
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What test is best to test Myocardial infarction

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First lime: cardiac troponins (Troponin i and C) but they take 2 WEEKS to normalize
2ND LINE: CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE-MB (CPK-MB) takes 48-72 HOURS after myocardial ischemia.

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24
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why titanium most modern dental implant

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are biocompatible and have the ability to osseointegrate with bone.

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25
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Midline diastema under 2 mm closed by

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canines
if more than 2 mm needs ortho treatment

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26
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Fin on tooth crown means

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J-hook margin

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27
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most common caner in US for men

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  1. skin cancer
  2. prostate cancer
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28
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permanent immunity

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when active immunity last longer than passive (not common)

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29
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permanent premolars closes what

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leeway space

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30
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Over time, the curve of Spee typically ______as the bite typically becomes deeper with age.

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deepens

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31
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out of Gow-gates and akinosi which one anesthesize more nerves?

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Gow-gates: it also does auricotemporal nerve

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32
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____ is the second most common oral infection

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Aspergillosis is a fungal infection that presents as a black or yellow necrotic ulcerative lesion on the palate or posterior tongue
1st = candidiasis

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33
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dosage for diazepam for oral sedation before appointment?

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one 5mg tablet at bedtime on the night before the dental appointment, or one 5mg tablet 1 hour before the appointment.

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34
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After an extraction, a bucco-lingual ridge collapse of ____% is expected.

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40-60

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35
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routine test for pt with hepatitis

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Alanine aminotransferase, alkaline phosphatase, and bilirubin tests

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36
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Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) is an enzyme the liver uses___?
Elevated alt means?

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to make glycogen. Elevated ALT levels indicate active hepatocyte damage

37
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Alkaline phosphatase (ALP) is an enzyme the body uses ??
Elevated ALP means

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to break down protein. The liver is one of the main sources for ALP; therefore, elevated levels of it can suggest damage to the liver or hepatitis.

38
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Nitrous contraindicated in pt

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COPD, emphysma, upper respiratory infection but NOT asthma

39
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myospasm

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myospasm is a sudden, involuntary tonic contraction of a muscle

will present with pain at rest, active and passive restricted range of motion, and a muscle that is painful to palpation

40
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what can be used to diagnose the symptoms of myospasm

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Electromyography

41
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The recommended follow-up for dental trauma involving subluxation or luxation ____ weeks

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is two weeks.

42
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why not give nitrous oxide to pregnant women

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due to its ability to slow cell division and oxidize vitamin B12, a critical vitamin for folate synthesis.

43
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steps after implant placement,

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hemostasis
inflammation
proliferation
maturation/remodeling

44
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time frame for hemostasis in implant placement
- inflammation
- proliferation
- maturation/remodelin

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minutes to hours
inflammation: hours-seven das
proliferation: one-six weeks
- maturation/remodelin: six weeks-years

45
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Wht happens in proliferation step of implant placeent

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Junctional epithelium around implant evident at 2 weeks

Tissue maturation and collagen fiber organization are evident at 4-6 weeks

Formation of biologic width and barrier epithelium evident at 6 weeks

46
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Mallory-Weiss tear

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is a mucosal esophageal tear commonly where the stomach meets the esophagus at the gastroesophageal junction. This tear is most commonly caused by long term coughing or vomiting.

47
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Boerhaave’s syndrome is a

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spontaneous rupture of the esophagus caused by built up internal pressure associated with vomiting

48
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Dental water lines should be flushed when?

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2 min beginning of the day
and minnimum of 20 seconds between patients
Bacterial load should be less than 500 colonies forming units/mL

49
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Rhematoid arthritis what type of hypersensitivity

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type 3

50
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Findings of Cerebrovascular accident (stroke)

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BE FAST
B: Balance (dizziness, headache)

E: Eyes (loss of vision or blurry vision in one or both eyes)

F: Face (facial numbness or droop)

A: Arm (arm numbness or weakness)

S: Speech (difficulty with speech, slurred speech)

T: Time (to call 911)

51
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Streptococcal pharyngitis causes

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sore throat, temperature greater than 100.4°F, tonsillar exudate, and enlarged cervical lymph nodes.

52
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Bacterial endocarditis occurs when bacteria

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enters the bloodstream and travels to the heart. The bacteria attach to the damaged heart valves or tissue and cause a life threatening inflammation.

53
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Viscous lidocaine (Lidoderm® ) is a t

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topical local anesthetic that can be used for temporary pain relief.

54
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A common oral side effect of radiation therapy is oral mucosa?

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mucositis, which can lead to painful ulcerations and infections in the oral mucosa.

55
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Overdentures supported by osseointegrated implants

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increased maintainence of posterior alveolar bone

56
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between maxilla and mandible which one has poor osseointegration and why?

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maxillary overdentures have been shown to have slower and poorer osseointegration due to the decreased bone density found in the posterior maxilla.

57
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tomes process

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histologic landmark on secretory end of ameloblasts

58
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Striae retzius

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incremental growth lines found on developing enamel which represents successive apposition of enamel and weekly variation in mineralization

59
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Herptetic whitlow

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They resolve on their own
on your fingers
caused by herpes simplex virus
acyclovir are effective in early stage
latent resides in dorsal root ganglion

60
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minimum amount of attached gingiva required for proper hygiene maintenance of an implant is

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1mm attached gingiva, 2 mm keratinized gingiva

61
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How can SSRis icrease bleding risk?

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serotonin is inhibited which is imp for platelet function, resulting in blood clotting impairment

62
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what is Amyloidosis and causes what?

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Amyloidosis causes a build up of protein in the cardiac tissue.
most commonly causes restrictive cardiomyopathy

63
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what is condylotomy done for

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procedure where the mandibular ramus is cut vertically and the condyle is repositioned to increase joint space.

64
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Vitamin K dependent factors

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Fac 2, 7, 9, 10
(Factor 2: prothrombin)

65
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Types of pain:
1. Neuropathic
2. Referred
3. Chronic
4. Psychosomatic

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  1. Neuropathic pain is due to damage of the nervous system and is usually burning and tingling in sensation.
  2. Dental pain can be felt at a site other than the origin of the pain.
  3. Chronic pain is described as pain that lasts longer than 3 months despite medical intervention.
  4. person’s emotional and mental stress causes physical pain.
66
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Rentention in detures for what type of forces

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vertical displacement away from denture-bearing areas
- by direct retainer such as clasps

67
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support detures for what type of forces

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Support is the resistance to vertical movement of the denture base toward the ridge
-provided by rest seats

68
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Vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) is determined with

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measurements from wax rims, facial esthetics, and phonetic tests.

69
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stability detures for what type of forces

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Resistance to horizontal or rotational forces
- provided by a metal framework and denture base

70
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Structure in tooth bearing RPD is provided by

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denture base and underlying framework

71
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Glassgow coma scale

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eye-opening, motor and verbal response

72
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Wrought wire clasps are recommended

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for teeth with concerns of providing too much stress or torque on the abutment teeth

73
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Mallampati score assesses

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how much of the patient’s soft palate and uvula is visible during tongue protrusion.

74
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radix paramolars

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additional third root located mesiobuccally

75
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radix entomolaris

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additional third root located distolingual in the mandibular first molar

76
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Intracoronal clasps

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indicated for extreme esthetic demands, do not provide stress relief to distal extension RPDs

77
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Behcet’s disease symptoms

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oral lesions, knee enlargement, and neck swelling.

78
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Zirconia crystal structure that is disorganized and is opaque

A

monoclinic

79
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zirconia crystal structure that is more ordered configuration and increased tanslucency

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cubic phase

80
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zirconia crystal structure that is formed by heated monoclinic zirconia and stabilizer

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tetragonal

81
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difference between indirect pulp cap and direct pulp cap

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Indirect: when not pulp exposure you see pinkish : use Calcium hydroxide

Direct: when pulp exposure: use MTA

82
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Hypopnea

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decreased breathing with:
1. Over a 30% reduction in airflow
2. Lasting 10 seconds or more
3. 4% or greater desaturation in oxygen levels

83
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IN OSA, F/M more prone?

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Male 2-3 times

84
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Key symptoms of hypothyroidism

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Lethargy

85
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Key symptoms of hyperthyroidism

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increase appetite, insomnia, anxiety

86
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Synersis

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decrease/shrinkage of material due to loss of water

87
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Inhibition

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increase in size through absorption of water

88
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