Test
CF 28- CCP Enamel defects
Preguntas del test (6)
1This patient has low dietary protein, underweight for height and deficiency in height each exceeds one standard deviation. Feeding difficulties due to pain. Maternal and patient anemia
Oral examination reveals extensive lack of enamel on all primary teeth, rampant caries, sores on oral mucosa and sensitivity.
How would you diagnose?- AAmelogenesis imperfecta
- BMetabolic disease
- CEnamel hypoplasia
- DSyphilis
- Edentinogenesis imperfecta
2Enamel defects seen on primary molars... when did the trauma most likely occur?
- Ain utero
- Bclose to birth
- Cinfancy
- Dafter eruption
3Notched incisors and mulberry molars are associated with...?
- ASyphilis
- BCeliac Disease
- CMetabolic disease
- DPoor maternal nutrition
4Teeth that have less or almost no enamel, pitted surface, and severe discoloration that looks brownish are from...
- AAmelogenesis Imperfecta HYPOPLASTIC
- BAmelogenesis Imperfecta HYPOCALCIFIED
- CAmelogenesis Imperfecta HYPOMATURATION
- DDentinogenesis imperfecta
5Teeth that have soft and easily removed enamel and appears sort of opalescent in coloration tends to be caused by
- AAmelogenesis Imperfecta HYPOPLASIA
- BAmelogenesis Imperfecta HYPOCALCIFIED
- CAmelogenesis Imperfecta HYPOMATURATION
- DDentinogenesis Imperfecta
6Teeth with a grey hue but are otherwise normal are from
- AFluorosis
- BTetracycline staining
- CPurple drank
- DEarl grey tea
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- Autor
- Liz Maas
- Idioma
- English
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