Dental Assistant

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Basics of a dental assistant
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Pregunta 1

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This dental specialty is primarily concerned with the guidance and correction of misaligned teeth?
Respuesta
  • orthodonist
  • endodonist
  • prosthodonist
  • pedodonist

Pregunta 2

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This dental specialty is concerned with treating the oral conditions in children and adolescents?
Respuesta
  • Endodontist
  • prosthodontist
  • pedodontist
  • periodontist

Pregunta 3

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This dental specialty primarily treats and diagnoses the diseases of the supporting and surrounding tissues of the teeth?
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  • periodontist
  • orthodontist
  • pedodontist
  • endodontist

Pregunta 4

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This dental specialty is primarily concerned with the restoration and replacement of missing teeth and oral structures?
Respuesta
  • pedodontist
  • periodontist
  • orthodontist
  • prosthodontist

Pregunta 5

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This dental specialty is primarily concerned with the health of the dental pulp, involving root canal treatment?
Respuesta
  • prosthodontist
  • endodontist
  • periodontist
  • pedodontist

Pregunta 6

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what prerequisites are necessary for a candidate to apply to dental school (2)?
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  • successfully passing CDA exam
  • completion of the DAT exam
  • Completion of one year of physics, chemistry, organic chemistry and biology
  • all of the above

Pregunta 7

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Ethics in dentistry
Respuesta
  • morals
  • values
  • behaviors
  • all the above

Pregunta 8

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The State Dental Practice Act include:
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  • continuing education requirement
  • licensure requirements
  • duties delegated to dental auxiliaries
  • guidelines infection control
  • guidelines expose dental radiographs
  • situations that would lead to suspension or revocation of dental license

Pregunta 9

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Failure to deliver due care with patients
Respuesta
  • omission
  • commission
  • negligence

Pregunta 10

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an act that a "reasonable and prudent professional" would not preform
Respuesta
  • omission
  • commission
  • negligence

Pregunta 11

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This involves failure to act as a "reasonable and prudent professional" would act
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  • omission
  • commission
  • negligence

Pregunta 12

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Practices and techniques that the dental team can employ to decrease the likelihood of malpractice lawsuit (4):
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  • patient charting
  • obtaining informed consent
  • maintaining communication
  • delivering high quality dentistry
  • professional attitude

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Three dental chair positions
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  • supine
  • downwards
  • subpine
  • upright
  • lower

Pregunta 14

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Used to illuminate the oral cavity
Respuesta
  • lamp
  • rheostat
  • operating light

Pregunta 15

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Removes debris and excess fluid from mouth
Respuesta
  • vacuum compressor
  • high volume evacuator
  • saliva ejector

Pregunta 16

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Provides suction needed for oral evacuation system
Respuesta
  • high volume evacuator
  • vacuum compressor
  • saliva ejector

Pregunta 17

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Catches debris from mouth via HVE and saliva ejector
Respuesta
  • rheostat
  • trap
  • vacuum compressor

Pregunta 18

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Foot control that operates hand pieces
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  • rheostat
  • foot pedal
  • operating pedal

Pregunta 19

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According to Universal Precautions, patients who report to having a bloodbourne disease are treated differently than other patients in respect to their infection
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 20

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Written authorization given by a parent or guardian for a proposed dental treatment on a patient less than 18 years of age
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  • general supervision
  • confidentiality
  • implied consent
  • informed consent

Pregunta 21

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What is the standard of moral principles and practices that a profession closely follows
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  • code of ethics
  • the dental practice act
  • civil law
  • implied consent

Pregunta 22

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Which member of the dental team is responsible for maintaining the office schedules
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  • hygienist
  • back office
  • front office
  • dentist

Pregunta 23

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Dental assistant are not legally permitted to perform sterilization procedures or take impressions
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  • true
  • false

Pregunta 24

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The dental laboratory technician is usually a member of the dental team
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 25

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Space between the tooth and the free gingival
Respuesta
  • enamel
  • periodontal ligament
  • cervical line
  • gingival sulcus
  • periodontium

Pregunta 26

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What are the collective fibers that suspend the tooth in the socket and support the gingival
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  • enamel
  • periodontal ligament
  • cervical line
  • gingival sulcus
  • periodontium

Pregunta 27

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What are the collective tissues that surround and support the teeth
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  • enamel
  • periodontal ligament
  • cervical line
  • gingival sulcus
  • periodontuim

Pregunta 28

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What is the hardest tissue in the human body
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  • enamel
  • periodontuim
  • periodontal ligament
  • cervical line
  • gingival sulcus

Pregunta 29

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What is another name for the cementoenamel juction
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  • enamel
  • periodontal ligament
  • cervical line
  • gingival sulcus
  • periodontuim

Pregunta 30

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Three steps of instrument transfer:
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  • deliver
  • receive
  • pass
  • approach

Pregunta 31

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The fulcrum is a point of reset on which the fingers are stabilzed
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  • true
  • false

Pregunta 32

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The assistant pass and receive instruments with the left hand when working with a right handed dentist?
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  • true
  • false

Pregunta 33

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What is the goal of efficient instrument transfer?
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  • allow the operators eyes to remain focused on the oral cavity
  • to minimized movement of the operators hands
  • to facilitate the rapid completion of the dental procedure
  • all of the above

Pregunta 34

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The transfer zone is an area between the operator and the assistant where instruments are exchanged. It takes place in the area just below the patients nose, near the chin.
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  • true
  • false

Pregunta 35

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The HVE tip should be placed on the soft palate or back of the tongue to capture all fluid or debris
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  • true
  • false

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The most effective use of the air/water syringe is the air /water combination spray
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  • true
  • false

Pregunta 37

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Which bone contains the foremen magnum
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  • sphenoid
  • occipital
  • frontal

Pregunta 38

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What bones make up the forehead
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  • temporals
  • occipital
  • frontal

Pregunta 39

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The largest muscle of mastication
Respuesta
  • temporals
  • maxillary sinus
  • temporomandibular joint

Pregunta 40

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What is the pyramid shaped cavity in the body of the maxilla and the largest accessory sinus of the nose?
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  • temporomandibular joint
  • maxillary sinus
  • occipital

Pregunta 41

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What is the connection between the mandibular and maxillary jaws?
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  • frontal
  • maxillary sinus
  • temporomandibular joint

Pregunta 42

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What is the study of the cause of a disease, which helps to determine how the disease came about
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  • etiology
  • disease
  • pathology

Pregunta 43

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What is the mucosa membrane that lines the oral cavity called?
Respuesta
  • Whartons duct
  • sublingual glands
  • oral mucosa

Pregunta 44

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Pattern of response of living organism to some form of injury
Respuesta
  • AIDS
  • etiology
  • disease

Pregunta 45

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What is one of the most serious health problems that have faced the american people?
Respuesta
  • AIDS
  • HIV

Pregunta 46

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What may the pediatric dentist prescribe if the patients teeth show a high incidence of caries as a preventive treatment?
Respuesta
  • Dental dam
  • calcium hydroxide
  • dental amalgam
  • pit and fissures sealant

Pregunta 47

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What is the material placed in the deepest part of the cavity preparation closest to the pulp where it stimulates the formation of secondary dentin?
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  • dental amalgam
  • pit and fissures sealant
  • calcium hydroxide

Pregunta 48

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what is also referred to dental alloy and is composed of silver alloy mixed with mercury?
Respuesta
  • calcium hydroxide
  • dental amalgam
  • pit and fissure sealant

Pregunta 49

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what instrument in dentistry isolates the teeth away from the tongue and lips to keep a dry environment?
Respuesta
  • pit and fissure sealant
  • calcium hydroxide
  • dental dam

Pregunta 50

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Used to remove water, saliva, blood, and debris. This system removes the need for the patient to sit up and empty his or her mouth
Respuesta
  • HVE
  • saliva ejector
  • air/water syringe

Pregunta 51

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The low volume evacuator system, this flexible plastic tube is bendable to be placed where necessary
Respuesta
  • HVE
  • salive ejector
  • air/water syringe

Pregunta 52

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Emits air or water or combination of the two into a spray
Respuesta
  • HVE
  • air/water syringe
  • saliver ejector

Pregunta 53

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It means the death of cells due to loss of blood supply, bacterial toxins or physical and chemical damage
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  • pulpectomy
  • pulpotomy
  • necrosis

Pregunta 54

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Partial removal of vital pulp that lies within the crown of a tooth, leaving the root portion intact, therefore keep the root vital
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  • pulpectomy
  • pulpotomy
  • necrosis

Pregunta 55

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Also known as root canal treatment, involves the surgical removal of the vital pulp from a tooth
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  • pulpotomy
  • necrosis
  • pulpectomy

Pregunta 56

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What is the type of anesthesia that will cause loss of sensation confined to a localized area of the body?
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  • general
  • topical
  • local

Pregunta 57

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Another name for a bridge is
Respuesta
  • pontic
  • removable partial denture
  • fixed partial denture

Pregunta 58

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Teeth are prepared for crowns and bridges both circumferentially and occlusally to accommodate the thickness of the material used to fabricate the new prosthesis
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 59

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Retraction cord is placed:
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  • after the final impression
  • before the final impression
  • before preparing tooth

Pregunta 60

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A pre-impression is taken by the assistant prior to tooth preparation
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  • so the lab has to make a copy
  • to fabricate provisional crown
  • to send to the lab for a final impression

Pregunta 61

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If the patient is experiencing sensitivity at the cementation appointment
Respuesta
  • patient must reschedule for a new appointment
  • the permanent crown will not fit
  • local anesthesia can be administered

Pregunta 62

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This instrument is used to aid in locating canal orifices
Respuesta
  • glick
  • endodontic explorer
  • plugger
  • explorer

Pregunta 63

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Endodontic files and reamers are fabricated from:
Respuesta
  • stainless steel and nickel titanium alloy
  • platinum/silver
  • aluminum/tin

Pregunta 64

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These are placed on the reamers and files to mark the length of the root canal
Respuesta
  • plastic tabs
  • endo strings
  • rubber stoppers

Pregunta 65

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This instrument is used to remove excess gutta percha from the coronal portion of the canal and to condense gutta percha into canal opening
Respuesta
  • lentulo spirals
  • glick
  • endodontic explorer

Pregunta 66

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Instruments enlarge and smoothen the canal, they are tapered and twisted, move in and out, up and down motion within the canal
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  • gutta percha
  • irrigant
  • endodontic files

Pregunta 67

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During root canal treatment, this solution is used to remove debris and mill bacteria from the canal
Respuesta
  • gutta percha
  • absorbent paper points
  • irrigant

Pregunta 68

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Material used to obturate or fill the canal, is supplied in a cone shaped and various sizes
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  • absorbent paper points
  • gutta percha
  • irrigant

Pregunta 69

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Used to dry the canals during root canal treatment, supplied in various sizes ranging from fine to coarse
Respuesta
  • gutta percha
  • irrigant
  • absorbent paper points

Pregunta 70

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The gray side of the film should be in clear view and the white side should be against the plastic support of the bite block.
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 71

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Which landmark on the radiograph should be placed into the slot of the bite block?
Respuesta
  • edge
  • corner
  • dot
  • lip

Pregunta 72

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When taking a periapical x-ray of this tooth, the film is gently pressed on the floor of the mouth
Respuesta
  • maxillary first molar
  • mandibular incisors
  • maxillary incisors

Pregunta 73

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Due to the curvature of the maxillary arch, this tooth may overlap its neighbor in the exposed radiograph
Respuesta
  • first molar
  • second molar
  • canine

Pregunta 74

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When using a bitewing tab:
Respuesta
  • film is held at an angle to the teeth
  • the film is held horizontally
  • tab is placed off centered on the film

Pregunta 75

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The two types of methods used to position bitewing radiographs are bitewing tabs and a positioning instruments
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 76

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The maxillary periapical x-ray should reveal:
Respuesta
  • the distal of the cuspid and both premolars
  • none of the canine and both of the bicuspids
  • the anterior of the canine and both bicuspids

Pregunta 77

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Which bone(s) make up the forehead and part of the orbits and the nasal cavity?
Respuesta
  • temporal
  • frontal
  • parietal

Pregunta 78

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Which bone forms the largest portions of the roof and the sides of the skull?
Respuesta
  • sphenoid
  • temporal
  • parietal

Pregunta 79

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Which bone contains the foreman magnum and the external occipital protuberance?
Respuesta
  • temporal
  • occipital
  • sphenoid

Pregunta 80

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Which bones contain the glenoid fossa?
Respuesta
  • temporal
  • sphenoid
  • occipital

Pregunta 81

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The floor of this sinus is sometimes perforated with the apices of some maxillary teeth.
Respuesta
  • anterior meatus
  • frontal sinus
  • maxillary sinus

Pregunta 82

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This sinus is located behind the superciliary arch, just above the eyebrow
Respuesta
  • anterior sinus
  • frontal sinus
  • maxillary sinus

Pregunta 83

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These numerous and thin walled cavities are located between the upper portions of the nasal sinuses and the orbits
Respuesta
  • maxillary sinus
  • frontal sinus
  • anterior and middle ethmoid cells

Pregunta 84

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which of the following are the symptoms of sinusitis
Respuesta
  • pressure build-up
  • pain in the maxillary teeth
  • nasal discharge
  • pain in sinuses
  • all of the above

Pregunta 85

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What opens into the superior meatus under the superior and nasal concha?
Respuesta
  • posterior ethmoid cells
  • rear sinus
  • maxillary sinus

Pregunta 86

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The ramus is a portion of the mandible that is perpendicular to the body?
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 87

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The portion of the mandible that fits into the glenoid fossa is called?
Respuesta
  • condoloid process
  • coronoid process
  • symphysis

Pregunta 88

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The portion of the mandible that is a thick ridge at the median line
Respuesta
  • symphysis
  • coronoid process
  • condyloid process

Pregunta 89

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Which muscle is a fan shaped and is the largest muscle of mastication?
Respuesta
  • masseters
  • temporals
  • internal pterygoid

Pregunta 90

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Which muscle of mastication suspends the angle of the mandible in a sling and aids in articulation of the maxilla and mandible?
Respuesta
  • masseter
  • temporal
  • external ptreygoid
  • internal ptreygoid

Pregunta 91

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Which muscle of mastication has two heads and has an action of opening and protruding the jaw?
Respuesta
  • internal ptreygoid
  • external ptreygoid
  • masseter
  • temporal

Pregunta 92

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Which muscle of the mastication is the most superficial and has great power and contractibility?
Respuesta
  • masseter
  • internal ptreygoid
  • temporals

Pregunta 93

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Which part of the temporaomandibular joint is an oval depression in the temporal bone just anterior to the ear canal?
Respuesta
  • articular tubercle
  • glenoid fossa
  • meniscus

Pregunta 94

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Which part of the temoromandibular joint is a raised portion of the temporal bone anterior to the glenoid fossa?
Respuesta
  • fibrous capsule
  • articular tubercle
  • meniscus

Pregunta 95

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Which part of the temoromandibular joint is a disc that lies on the conyle and divides the space between the glenoid fossa and into two cavities?
Respuesta
  • fibrous capsule
  • articular tubercle
  • meniscus

Pregunta 96

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Used to improve retention between tooth structure and composite restoration
Respuesta
  • amalgam
  • cement
  • bonding agents
  • glue

Pregunta 97

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A mechanical method of combining dental alloy and mercury
Respuesta
  • luxation
  • trituration
  • eblation
  • fabrication

Pregunta 98

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Amalgam comes in pre measured alloy capsules that must be activated then mixed using a special device
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 99

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The most common use of glass ionomer cement
Respuesta
  • cementation of crowns
  • cementation of bridges
  • a and b

Pregunta 100

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Which device is necessary when doing a Class II amalgam restoration
Respuesta
  • high speed hand piece
  • matrix band retainer
  • carving instrument
  • amalgam
  • all of the above

Pregunta 101

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A curing light is necessary for curing amalgam but not composite resin
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 102

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Limited to the area of the injury
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  • acute
  • chronic
  • local
  • systemic

Pregunta 103

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Not limited to area of injury
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  • systemic
  • local
  • acute
  • chronic

Pregunta 104

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immediate localized protective response of the body to physical injury on the invasion of pathologic organisms
Respuesta
  • systemic
  • acute
  • chronic
  • local

Pregunta 105

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A slow ongoing process that may lead to permanent tissue damage
Respuesta
  • chronic
  • local
  • acute
  • systemic

Pregunta 106

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The restoration of injured tissue to its original state
Respuesta
  • systemic
  • local
  • regeneration and repair
  • acute

Pregunta 107

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Stage l dental caries is small and confined to the enamel
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 108

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Stage ll dental caries confined to the enamel but has passed the halfway point between the out tooth structure and the dentin
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 109

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Stage lll caries the decay has passed the half point between the DEJ and the pulp
Respuesta
  • true
  • false

Pregunta 110

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Not a blood infection, spread via the fecal/oral route usually through contaminated food or water
Respuesta
  • Hep B
  • Hep C
  • Hep A
  • Hep E

Pregunta 111

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A serios disease that can lead to a prolonged illness including destruction of liver cells, cirrhosis of the liver and death. All dental profession are recommended to receive this vaccine
Respuesta
  • Hep G
  • Hep A
  • Hep B
  • Hep C

Pregunta 112

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A chronic disease of the liver which can be transmitted via blood transfusion, contaminated needles, skin penetration or sexual contact
Respuesta
  • Hep A
  • Hep B
  • Hep E
  • Hep C

Pregunta 113

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A blood borne disease that is a frequent confection with HVC
Respuesta
  • Hep C
  • Hep E
  • Hep G
  • Hep B

Pregunta 114

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Not a blood borne disease, usually spread via fecal/oral route through contaminated food or water. This disease is commonly found as an epidemic in developing countries
Respuesta
  • Hep C
  • Hep B
  • Hep G
  • Hep E

Pregunta 115

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A defective virus that cannot replicate itself without the presnce of HBV
Respuesta
  • Hep D
  • Hep G
  • Hep A
  • Hep E

Pregunta 116

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A sharply circumscribed lesion filled with water
Respuesta
  • cyst
  • blister
  • ulcer

Pregunta 117

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A shallow defect in the soft tissue caused by mechanical trauma
Respuesta
  • ulcer
  • hematoma
  • erosion

Pregunta 118

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A defect that varies greatly in size and presents as a break in the continuity of the mucosa similar to a crater
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  • abscess
  • ulcer
  • erosion

Pregunta 119

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A patch or flat area raised slightly from surrounding tissues
Respuesta
  • plaque
  • ulcer
  • abscess

Pregunta 120

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Similar to blister containing only blood
Respuesta
  • cyst
  • blister
  • hematoma

Pregunta 121

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A localized collection of pus in a circumscribed area
Respuesta
  • cyst
  • plaque
  • abscess

Pregunta 122

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An epithelial lined sac filled with fluid or semisolid material
Respuesta
  • plaque
  • cyst
  • hematoma

Pregunta 123

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Ectopic sebaceous gland
Respuesta
  • candidiasis
  • leukoplakia
  • fordyce glands

Pregunta 124

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Grayish white opalescent patter of mucosa with a slightlywrinkled surface
Respuesta
  • cellulitis
  • leukodema
  • leukoplakia

Pregunta 125

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The most common oral fungal infection
Respuesta
  • candidiasis
  • cellulitis
  • papilloma

Pregunta 126

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Also known as canker sores
Respuesta
  • cellulitis
  • aphthous ulcer
  • lichen planus

Pregunta 127

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A painless pedunculated growth that forms a cauliflower pattern
Respuesta
  • papilloma
  • leukodema
  • lichen planus

Pregunta 128

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A rare inherited trait that presents as symmetrical white lesion
Respuesta
  • leukoplakia
  • white spongy nevus
  • papilloma

Pregunta 129

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A term meaning "white patch" this lesion must be firmly attached to underlaying tissues
Respuesta
  • white spongy nevus
  • leukoplakia
  • lichen planus

Pregunta 130

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A condition where inflammation is not contained to a localized area and spreads throughout the soft tissues
Respuesta
  • papilloma
  • leukodema
  • cellulitis

Pregunta 131

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A white patchy lesion characterized by a unique pattern of circles and lines called "wickhams striae"
Respuesta
  • lichen planus
  • leukodema
  • white spongy nevus

Pregunta 132

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A fold of mucous membrane connected at the median line
Respuesta
  • lips
  • palatine velum
  • labial frenum

Pregunta 133

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Two fleshy folds surrounding the teeth
Respuesta
  • labial frenum
  • lips
  • tongue

Pregunta 134

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Principal organ of taste and speech
Respuesta
  • tongue
  • lips
  • palatine tonsils

Pregunta 135

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Small fleshy body that is suspended from the glossopalaltine arch
Respuesta
  • palatine velum
  • palatine uvula
  • palatine vallate

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The soft palate in a relaxed state that hangs in a curtain-like partition
Respuesta
  • palatine velum
  • palatine vallate
  • palatine uvula

Pregunta 137

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Two masses located on both sides of the oral cavity between the glossopalatine and pharyngopalatine arches
Respuesta
  • labial frenum
  • palatine vallate
  • palatine tonsils

Pregunta 138

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The upper surface of the tongue
Respuesta
  • papillae funjiform
  • dorsum
  • papillae vallate

Pregunta 139

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Thickly distributed over the anterior two thirds of the tongue they are "cone shaped"
Respuesta
  • papillae filiform
  • papillae funjiform
  • papillae vallate

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Deep red in color and mushroom shaped and scattered irregularly through the upper surface of the tongue
Respuesta
  • papillae funjiform
  • papillae filiform
  • papillae vallate

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Large in size and number from 8 to 12, located at the back of the tongue in a "V" shape
Respuesta
  • papillate vallate
  • papillate filiform
  • palatine velum

Pregunta 142

Pregunta
Divides tongue into symmetrical halves
Respuesta
  • labial frenum
  • median sulcus
  • palatine velum

Pregunta 143

Pregunta
This is the duct of the parotid gland and enters the mouth opposite the second maxillary molar
Respuesta
  • maxillary
  • stenston
  • wharton

Pregunta 144

Pregunta
This is the duct of the submandibular gland and enters the mouth at the anterior base of the tongue on either side of the labial frenum
Respuesta
  • stenston
  • whartons
  • salivary

Pregunta 145

Pregunta
This is the gland is smallest of the major salivary glands and is located beneath the mucous membrane of the floor of the mouth
Respuesta
  • parotid
  • sublingual
  • serous

Pregunta 146

Pregunta
This is the largest gland of the major salivary glands and is located bilaterally in front of and below the ear
Respuesta
  • sublingual
  • submandibular
  • parotid

Pregunta 147

Pregunta
This is a mixed gland located on each side of the face beneath the lower jaw and is about a size of a walnut
Respuesta
  • sublingual
  • submandibular
  • serous
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