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Oral Surgery Knowledge Assessment

Test your knowledge with our comprehensive quiz on oral surgery! This quiz consists of 65 carefully curated questions that cover vital concepts, techniques, and considerations in dental procedures.

Whether you are a student, practitioner, or just interested in oral health, this quiz is designed to reinforce your understanding and identify areas for improvement.

  • 65 engaging multiple-choice questions
  • Focus on practical applications and clinical knowledge
  • Ideal for students and dental professionals
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140. Hemostasis, analogy to house repair:?
σ½ Subcontractors start work
σ¾ Utility workers cap-off broken utilities
σ½ Interior finishing
σ½ Exterior framers
141. All are structures present in oral mucous membrane, except:?
σ½ Primarily salivary glands
σ½ Minor salivary glands
σ¾ Presence of hair follicles
σ½ Few sebaceous glands are present in upper lip and buccal mucosa
142. For good wound healing in diabetic patients, the thing to avoid is:?
σ¾ Use of aspirin
σ½ Foods with high protein
σ½ Suturing
σ½ Wound dressing
143. Diabetic hypoglycemia is characterized by all, except:?
σ½ Coma
σ½ Vertigo
σ¾ Thirsty
σ½ Sweating
144. Diabetic hyperglycemia is characterized by all, except:?
σ½ Coma
σ½ Dyspea
σ½ Fatigue
σ¾ Diplopia
145. Systemic disease, e.g. Diabetes could be the factors of:?
σ½ Delay wound healing
σ½ Prolong infection in the wound bed
σ½ Tissue necrosis
σ¾ All of the above
146. The statements below are true, except:?
σ¾ A black wound bed is a sigh of healthy tissue healing
σ½ A layer of pale pink granulation tissue covers the wound bed in healthy healing
σ½ Red wound indicates healthy granulation tissue
σ½ if the wound is unhealthy due to dead tissue, infection, or pus; the wound may also be yellow and must be debrided
147. Eschar (dead, avascular tissue) could be found in:?
σ½ Infected wound bed with pus
σ¾ Tissue necrosis of the black wound bed
σ¾  Fibrin clot
σ½ Granulation tissue cover the wound bed
148. Red wound with a layer of pale pink granulation tissue is considered as:?
σ¾ Healthy and normal healing is under way
σ½ Unhealthy and infected wound bed
σ½ Delay healing of the wound bed
σ½ Tissue necrosis
149. If patient comes with history of cardiac problem taking aspirin. What will be the possible complication after you performed tooth extraction:?
σ¾ Risk of prolong bleeding
σ½ Risk of decrease bleeding
σ½ Dry socket
σ½ Increases prothrombin tim
150. Indications of surgical tooth extraction are all, except:?
σ½ Just roots
σ½ Impacted wisdom tooth
σ½ Ankylosed tooth
σ¾ Patient during radiotherapy procedure
151. Indications of surgical tooth extraction are all, except:?
σ½ Partial impacted tooth
σ½ Tooth with severe periodontal destruction
σ¾ Deep carries and pulpitis
σ½ Tooth with root(s) fracture
152. The intraoral wounds healing occurs ______ than wound healing of the skin:?
σ½ Slower
σ¾ Faster
σ½ Less frequent
σ½ None of all above
153. Retained foreign body from wound bed could be assessed using:?
σ½ Direct visualization
σ½ Radiography (X-Ray)
σ½ Ultrasound and CT scan
σ¾ All of the all above
154. The analgesics that is considered to be responsible for most allergic reaction is:?  Aspirin
σ¾ Aspirin
σ½ Acetaminophen
σ½ Codeine
σ½ Morphine
155. The most dangerous type of allergic reactions is:?
σ½ Urticarial
σ½ Edema
σ¾ Anaphylactic reaction
σ½ Allergic asthma
156. Anaphylaxis may present with all, except:?
σ½ Rash
σ¾ Urinary discharge
σ½ Cyanosis of limbs
σ½ Painful sensation
157. For pregnant patients, the most risks for dental procedure are noted during:?
σ¾ 1st trimester
σ½ 2nd trimester
σ½ 3rd trimester
σ½ All of the above
158. Absorbable suture is ideally for:?
σ½ Ligaturing of the arteries and veins
σ½ Closing off tissue spaces, e.g. Subcutaneous space
σ½ Internal organs or tissue, where the suture does not require stitches removal
σ¾ All of the above
159. Size of suture used commonly in oral surgery is:?
σ½ 1/0
σ½ 2/0
σ¾ 3/0
σ½ 4/0
160. The most common suturing technique is:?
σ½ Vertical mattress suture
σ½ Horizontal mattress suture
σ½ Continuous suture
σ¾ Interrupted suture
161. All are common uses of nonabsorbable suture, except:?
σ½ Skin wound closure
σ½ Mucoperiosteal wound closure
σ¾ Organs anastomosis
σ½ Organs or tissue, where the suture does require stitches removal
162. Coated Vicryl is classified in:?
σ¾ Nonabsorbable suture material
σ½ Absorbable suture material
σ½ Steel suture material
σ½ Silk suture material
163. ______ is the largest salivary gland of the oral cavity:?
σ½ Lacrimal gland
σ¾ Parotid gland
σ½ Submandibular
σ½ Adrenal gland
164. Majority of the serous saliva is secreted from:?
σ½ Submandibular gland
σ½ Sublingual gland
σ¾ Parotid gland
σ½ Adrenal gland
165. Majority of the mucous saliva is secreted from:?
σ½ Submandibular gland
σ¾ Sublingual gland
σ½ Parotid gland
σ½ None of the above
166. The 3 major salivary glands are:?
σ½ Parotid, submandibular, Low labial
σ½ Sublingual gland
σ½ Adrenal, thyroid, lacrimal
σ¾ Parotid, submandibular, sublingual
167. Major duct of parotid gland:?
σ¾ Stenson’s duct
σ½ Wharton’s duct
σ½ Bartholin’s duct
σ½ Lacrimal’s duct
168. Major duct of submandibular gland:?
σ½ Stenson’s duct
σ¾ Wharton’s duct
σ½ Bartholin’s duct
σ½ Lacrimal’s duct
169. Major duct of Sublingual gland:?
σ½ Stenson’s duct
σ½ Wharton’s duct
σ¾ Bartholin’s duct
σ½ Lacrimal’s duct
170. Stenson’s duct opens opposite the:?
σ¾ Upper 2nd molar
σ½ Upper 3rd molar
σ½ Lower 2nd molar
σ½ Lower 3rd molar
171. Most commonly needle used for aspiration biopsy is:?
σ¾ 18 gauge
σ½ 27 gauge
σ½ 25 gauge
σ½ 30 gauge
172. Removal of pathological tissue for diagnostic purpose is called:?
σ½ Autopsy
σ¾ Biopsy
σ½ Cytology
σ½ Mycology
173. The lest basic surgical goal for management of oral pathological lesion is:?
σ½ Eradication of lesion
σ½ Aesthetic improvement
σ½ Diagnostic purpose
σ¾ Study purpose
174. Enucleation of a lesion mean:?
σ¾ Removal of entire lesion without rupture
σ½ Creation of surgical window
σ½ Curettage of entire lesion
σ½ Marginal resection
175. Marginal resection mean:?
σ¾ Resection of tumor without disruption of continuity of bone
σ½ Resection of tumor by removing full thickness of bone
σ½ Resection of tumor with removal of lymph nodes
σ½ Resection of tumor with removal of lymph nodes and adjacent soft tissue
176. After tooth extraction or alveolar surgery sutures were given commonly by:?
σ½ Mattress suture
σ½ Continuous lock
σ¾ Simple interrupted
σ½ All of the above
177. Vasoconstrictor mean:?
σ½ Increase of the vessels volume
σ¾ Narrowing of the blood vessels
σ½ Widening of the blood vessels
σ½ Increase bleeding
178. Vasodilator mean:?
σ½ Decrease of the vessels volume
σ½ Narrowing of the blood vessels
σ¾ Widening of the blood vessels
σ½ Decrease bleeding
179. Quick way to permanently seal damaged capillaries:?
σ½ By igature
σ½ By Halstead mosquito forceps
σ½ Raney scalp clips
σ¾ Electrocauterization
180. When injecting LA solution in maxilla on buccal side, the technique is:?
σ½ Intra periosteal
σ¾ Supra periosteal
σ½ Intra osseous
σ½ Intra septal
181. Disto-buccal root of upper 1st molar is supplied by:?
σ½ Middle superior alveolar nerve
σ¾ Posterior superior alveolar nerve
σ½ Buccal nerve
σ½ Mental nerve
182. Which of 2 nerves blocked when injection is given in pterygo mandibular space:?
σ¾ Lingual and inferior alveolar nerve
σ½ Buccal and lingual nerve
σ½ Buccal nerve and infra orbital nerve
σ½ Inferior alveolar and posterior superior alveolar nerve
183. Local anesthetic solution with highest tissue irritancy is:?
σ½ Procaine
σ½ Lignocaine
σ½ Mepivacaine
σ¾ Bupivacaine
184. Most common complication of rheumatoid arthritis involving TMJ is:?
σ¾ Ankylosis
σ½ Osteoma of condyle
σ½ Recurrent dislocation
σ½ Subluxation
185. The fifth cranial nerve is:?
σ½ Facial nerve
σ½ Optic nerve
σ¾ Trigeminal nerve
σ½ Infra orbital nerve
186. How many branch does trigeminal nerve have:?
σ½ 1 branch
σ½ 2 branches
σ¾ 3 branches
σ½ 4 branches
187. All are true about hypertension, except:?
σ½ Essential hypertension does not have any known causes
σ½ Secondary hypertension has known causes
σ¾ Patients with hypertension should never undergo surgical procedure
σ½ Hypertension is the abnormal elevation of the arterial pressure above the aforementioned values
188. All are the preventive measures of the patients with hypertension before dental procedure, except:?
σ¾ Sublingual administration of nifedipine
σ½ Postponing the procedure if the blood pressure is too high
σ½ Premedication to control stress
σ½ Treating in hospital for acute dental problems
189. All are the preventive measures of the patients with hypertension before dental procedure, except:?
σ½ Premedication
σ¾ Blood pressure should be monitored after, not before the surgery
σ½ Short appointments
σ½ Avoidance of noradrenaline in patients receiving anti-hypertensive agents
190. False information about myocardial infarction is:?
σ½ Myocardial infarction refers to ischemic necrosis of an area of the heart
σ¾ Myocardial infarction has a sudden onset with severe pain anterior to sternum
σ¾ Myocardial infarction has a sudden onset with severe pain anterior to sternum
σ½ Pain of myocardial infarction lasts longer than 15 minutes
191. Pain of myocardial infarction can radiate to all region, except:?
σ½ Neck
σ¾ Lip
σ½ Mandible
σ½ Right arm
192. All are characteristics of myocardial infarction, except:?
σ¾ Pain lasting from 5 to 10 minutes
σ½ Burning sensation
σ½ Extreme tightness
σ½ Pressure
193. The pain of myocardial infarction may be associated with all, except:?
σ½ Nausea
σ½ Vomiting
σ¾ Dilation of pupils
σ½ Perspiration
194. Which branch of the trigeminal nerve function as motor nerve:
σ½ V1 branch
σ½ V2 branch
σ¾ V3 branch
σ½ All of the above
195. A chronic pain condition that affects the fifth cranial nerve is called:?
σ½ Nerve palsy
σ¾ Trigeminal neuralgia
σ½ Nerve damage
σ½ Hyperventilation
196. E supply to face is by:?
σ½ Facial nerve
σ½ Mandibular nerve
σ½ Maxillary and mandibular nerve
σ¾ The fifth cranial nerve
197. Primitive carotid artery has 2 branches, which branch is the facial branch:?
σ½ Internal carotid
σ¾ External carotid
σ½ Dorsal carotid
σ½ Ventral carotid
198. Removal of #28 requires to block:?
σ½ SA
σ½ Inferior alveolar nerve
σ¾ PSA + GP
σ½ Infra orbital nerve
199. Bell’s palsy is a type of facial paralysis, which involve with:?
σ¾ 7th cranial nerve
σ½ 5th cranial nerve
σ½ V2 branch of 5th cranial nerve
σ½ All of the above
200. Long acting local anesthetic is:?
σ½ Articaine
σ½ Benzocaine
σ½ Lidocaine
σ¾ Bupivacaine
201. Removal of #38 requires to block:?
σ½ Inferior alveolar nerve
σ½ Lingual nerve
σ½ Infra orbital nerve
σ¾ Inferior alveolar nerve and Lingual nerve
202. The safest vasoconstrictor for patients with hyperthyroidism is considered to be:?
σ½ Adrenaline
σ½ Noradrenaline
σ¾ Felypressin
σ½ Lidocaine
203. Local anesthesia to be used for patients with cardiac conditions:?
σ½ Adrenaline
σ½ Epinephrine
σ¾ Felypressin
σ½ Lidocaine
204. Vasoconstrictor in local anesthetics(LA) solution: ?
σ¾ Reduces toxic effects of LA
σ¾ Reduces toxic effects of LA
σ½ Increases toxic effects of LA
σ½ Has no effect on efficacy of LA
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