Oral Surgery/Dr.Pin Bosara Ep2
81. Preoperation evaluation for Third molar Transplant ?
Have no infection or pericoronitis ( 38,48)
Good position easy to remove, size, shape, crown and root position
Good Oral hygiene
All above
82. Why recipient side has to be done first, before extraction donor tooth?
Because, Waiting for blood clots in the recipient side socket
Because, Preventing from donor tooth expose to environment, that cause damage to periodontium cell
Prevent the damage to the socket of donor teeth
Bleeding control at the recipient side
83. Gold standard of success Autogenous teeth transplantation (ATT) are?
Decrease mobility
No pocket formation or losing attachment
Pulp obliteration
No evident of inflammation
All above
84. How to clean and take away the follicle in the cervical of the tooth?
Cut by scissor
Peal off
Wipe with gauze
Clean by Sodium Hypochloride
85. An absolute contraindication for extraction of teeth is:?
Hypertension
Hypotension
Thyrotoxicosis
MI after 4 months
86. Elective dental extraction on a patient who has had a MI, 2 months prior are best:?
Performed under oral sedative.
Performed using epinephrine free injection.
Performed using oral sedative and epinephrine free injection.
Postponed until at least till 6 months have relapsed
87. Root tip elevator utilizes which principle: ?
Wedge
Pulley
Wheel and axel
None of All
One day after complete mouth extraction blue black spots are seen on neck of patient. These spots indicate:?
Therombocytopenic purpura
Postoperative ecchymosis
Impaired blood circulation
Cellulitis
89. In extraction best time to administer analgesic is:?
Before anesthesia wears off
Prior to extraction
When pain is moderate to severe
After anesthesia wears off
90. Extraction of a tooth during acute infection:?
Can cause extensive spread of infection
Helps drainage and relieves pain if proper AB is given and its adequate blood level is reached
Can cause sudden death due to pulmonary embolism
Can lead to trigeminal neuralgia in postoperative of period
91. Most important principle during extraction:?
Least trauma to bone while extracting whole tooth out
Least trauma to mucosa while extracting whole tooth out
Least trauma bone and mucosa while extracting whole tooth out
None of All
92. When a forcep is to be utilized for removal of tooth, the 1st direction for tooth to be applied is:?
Occlusally
Buccally
Lingually
Apically
The ideal treatment of alveolar osteitis after dental extraction is:?
Topical antibiotics
Systemic antibiotics
Debridement of socket and sedative dressing
Curettage to induce fresh bleeding
94. Elevator can be used to advantage when?
Tooth to be extracted is isolated
Adjacent tooth bone is used as fulcrum
Adjacent tooth is not to be extracted
Multiple adjacent teeth are to be extracted
95. Basic principles of extraction are all except:?
No trauma to bone and mucosa
Expansion of bony socket
Application of lever and fulcrum
Insertion of wedge
96. Cowhorn forcep are specially designed to extract:?
Maxillary 1st and 2nd premolar
Mandibular central incisor
Mandibular molar
Maxillary molar
97. Diagnosis of dry socket is done by:?
History
Clinical examination.
Radiographs
None of All
98. The extraoral assessment includes inspection of the:?
face, head, and neck
floor of the mouth, hard and soft palate
head and buccal mucosa
any enlargement on lymph node
99. Cells with the highest activity at the early phase of inflammation:?
Neutrophils
Macrophages
Lymphocytes
Fibroblasts
100. All are factors delay wound healing, except:?
Infection
Systemic diseases
Ionizing radiation
Healthy with proteins, vit. A, Vit. C, Zn, Fe
101. All are indications for using sterile strip band, except:?
Superficial wound
Straight wound
Under little tension
Extremities and scalp
102. Extraoral assessment includes inspection of the:?
Face, head, and neck
Head and buccal mucosa
Floor of the mouth, hard and soft palate
Any enlargement on lymph node
103. Medical asepsis presents with all, except:?
Hand hygiene
Maintain the sterility of the body system
Know what is clean, dirty and sterile
Know survival time of pathogens on surfaces
104. Spaulding classification of critical surfaces that require sterilization:?
Objects that contact intact skin but not mucous membranes
Objects which enter normally sterile tissue or the vascular system
Objects that contact mucous membranes but not enter the vascular system
Objects like exam tables and blood pressure cuffs
105. High level of disinfection presents with all, except:?
Inactivates Vegetative bacteria
Does not inactivate Mycobacterium Tuberculosis.
Inactivates Mycobacteria
Inactivates fungi and viruses
106. All are infectious diseases, except:?
Diabetes
Covid-19
Hepatitis
AIDS
107. Correct concentration of disinfectant agent for Ethyl or isopropyl alcohol is:?
90% - 100%
Below 70%
Above 90%
70% - 90%
108. Ideal concentration of Betadine(Povidone-iodine) as disinfectant agent for skin:?
15%
5%
10%
1%
109. All are true about the preparation of surgeon before surgical procedure, except:?
Use of PPE
Disinfection of hands
Keep hands below waist all the time
Sterilized gloves
110. Packages of instruments which are opened repeatedly must be sterilized at least:?
Once a month
Every two weeks
Repeat sterilized daily
Once a week
111. All are basic methods use for sterilization of instruments, except:?
Alcohol wipe
Autoclave
Hot air oven
Chemical means
112. Which of the following method of sterilization is ineffective:?
Ethylene oxide gas
Gamma radiation
UV radiation
Autoclaving
113. The statements below are the principles of medical asepsis, except:?
Health care providers (HCP) should be free from disease.
Single use items can be a source of contamination.
Patients environment should be as clean as possible.
The OR technique of the surgeon is very important.
114. Surgical blade number 11 is ideally used:?
for small stab incision, incising an abscess.
due to space restriction at labial mucosa.
to excise tissue flap at maxillary tuberosity.
for skin incision and posteriors aspect of teeth.
115. The most common surgical blade used for incision of mucoperiosteum flap:?
Blade No. 10
Blade No. 12
Blade No. 11
Blade No. 15
116. The most common surgical blade used for small stab incision and incising an abscess:?
Blade No. 10
Blade No. 12
Blade No. 11
Blade No. 15
117. The most common blade for incisions in the gingival sulcus and incisions posteriors aspect of the teeth, especially in maxillary tuberosity:?
Blade No. 10
Blade No. 12
Blade No. 11
Blade No. 15
118. While making long incision, stabilization/direction control of the surgical line can be enhanced by:?
a 90-degree angle incision.
using the belly part of the blade to make incision line
decreasing the length of the blade in the wound
increasing the length of the blade in the wound
119. Periosteal elevators are used for, except:?
isolation of periosteum from bone
lifting full thickness soft tissue flaps
elevating tissue from bone
extracting root fragments
120. Moon’s probe is used for:?
lifting full thickness soft tissue flaps
sinus lifting procedure to separate/reflect the Schneiderian membrane
mucoperiosteal separation prior to tooth extaction
extracting root fragments
121. All definitions are false about Hemostats, except:?
Surgical clamps that are used to avoid bleeding by temporarily occluding the vessel
Surgical clamps that are used to stop bleeding by removing the blood vessel
Surgical technics that are used to induce natural coagulation mechanism
Surgical technics that are used to promote platelet aggregation at the injury vessel
122. All instruments are use for hemostatic procedure, except:?
Kelly hemostatic forceps
Halstead mosquito forceps
Hemostatic clip
Allis (Allis-Thoms) tissue forceps
123. Contraindication for using Bone Rongeur forceps:?
sharp edges of the bone, quickly and efficiently
repeated cuts without manually reopening
tooth extraction and remove large amount of bone in a single bite
Smoothing dentoaveolar edges after tooth extraction
124. All are the instruments for removing bone, except:?
Chisel and mallet
Bone file
Bur and handpiece
Babcock forceps
125. All are true about the reflection of mucoperiosteum, except:?
Elevator is in direct contact with bone
Reflection starts at the incision
Reflection is completed with gentle, steady strokes toward labial or buccal vestibule
Scissors are needed even if symphysis occurs
126. Incorrect fundamental rule concerning incision and flap is:?
Incision along gingival sulcus
Firm, continuous incision
Reflecting mucosa before periosteum
Avoidance of excessive pulling of flap
127. The purposes of oral surgery consist of all, except:?
Elimination/prevention of the further diseases or disadvantages
Removal of damage or redundant tissue
Improve tissue functions and aesthetics
Free from all oral diseases and complications
128. One step that does not belong to the steps of surgical extraction of tooth is:?
Controlling patient’s anxiety
Removal of bone
Creation of flap
Removal of the infected tooth
129. All are various surgical techniques for root removal, except:?
Make window on buccal bone for removal of root through socket or window itself
Creation of a groove on the surface of root after removal of a small amount of buccal bone
Creation of a groove between the root and bone to allow access for elevator
Removal of part of the lingual bone for luxation of the root lingually
130. Which one is not the basic principle of suturing technique:?
Insert the needle at right angles to the tissue
Exit tract should likewise be at right angles to the tissue
Sutures should be placed at right angles to the line of the wound
Tie the sutures very tightly to avoid ischemia of the wound edge
131. Which statement is true:?
Inflammation is the body's way of signaling the immune system to heal and repair damaged tissue
Inflammation is the body's way of suppressing the immune system to heal and repair damaged tissue
Inflammation is also known as the remodeling phase of wound healing, which the immune cells are highly active
Inflammation accelerates wound healing
132. Lamina propria is located below the basal lamina of the:?
Skin
Oral mucosa
Smooth muscle
Parotid gland
133. All are phases of wound healing, except:?
Proliferation phase
Inflammation phase
Microbial colonization phase
Maturation phase
134. Re-epithelization occurs in which phase of wound healing:?
Hemostatic phase
Response phase
Proliferation phase
Remodeling phase
135. Maturation(remodeling) phase of wound healing may last from:?
4 to 6 days
4 days to 24 days
10 days to 1 year
21 days to 2 years
136. Wound healing has 3 phases. Choose the answer with correct order:?
Bud stage, Cap stage, Bell stage
Inflammatory, Proliferation, Maturation
Hemostasis, Proliferation, Maturation
Maturation, Proliferation, Inflammatory
137. All are the functions of macrophage, except:?
Phagocytosis
Secrete cytokines
Secrete growth factors
Blood clotting factors
138. Cells with the highest activity at early phase of inflammation:?
Neutrophils
Macrophages
Lymphocytes
Fibroblasts
139. Maxillary sinus infection of odontogenic origin is most commonly caused by:?
Fungal
Aerobic bacterial
Viral
Anaerobic bacterial
140. Hemostasis, analogy to house repair:?
Subcontractors start work
Utility workers cap-off broken utilities
Interior finishing
Exterior framers
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