Test Files

Question 1

Normal healing

Answer 1

Reversible pulpitis

Question 2

Return to normal condition

Answer 2

Reversible pulpitis

Question 3

Test not routinely done

Answer 3

EPT

Question 4

Untreated pulpal infections can become life-threatening

Answer 4

True

Question 5

First thing you do when thermal testing

Answer 5

Establish base-line

Question 6

Current x-rays

Answer 6

2-6 months, good diagnostic qualities

Question 7

Chronic infections favor

Answer 7

Anaerobic flora

Question 8

Base line with how many teeth

Answer 8

2-3

Question 9

Start testing with percussion on suspected tooth

Answer 9

False

Question 10

Cold test with endo ice on q-tip

Answer 10

False

Question 11

Proprioceptors

Answer 11

PA

Question 12

Chronic infections with DST rarely become emergent

Answer 12

T

Question 13

LEO stands for

Answer 13

Lesion of endodontic origin

Question 14

Most common mistaken for LEO

Answer 14

PCOD

Question 15

Which one lingers

Answer 15

Irreversible pulpitis

Question 16

Which one would lead to PA lesion, select all that apply

Answer 16

Asymptomatic and symptomatic irreversible and necrotic

Question 17

Bender and Seltzer’s. it can take weeks for radiolucency to show up. All medullary bone can be destroyed, need 40% of cortical gone before it will show up on a x-ray.

Answer 17

Both statements are true

Question 18

Sunquist. Figured out bacteria were anaerobic gram – in an infection.

Answer 18

True

Question 19

Without bugs there would be no caries. Kakehashi

Answer 19

True

Question 20

First thing you do with a new patient

Answer 20

Take medical history

Question 21

If you have a tooth with no restoration but pain what should you do.

Answer 21

Quiz patient about recent/ history of trauma and use a tooth slooth/ transilluminator

Question 22

For most endodontic diagnosis, what do you have to do

Answer 22

Clinical examination and clinical testing

Question 23

For endo diagnosis, you need pulpal and PA

Answer 23

T