Test
Pulpitis
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Preguntas del test (31)
1What are some causes of pulpitis?
- AAnachoresis
- BDental caries
- CAttrition
- DCracked tooth syndrome
- EThermal
- FBarotrauma
2Which are some factors influencing irritation of the pulp?
- ADuration and severity of the irritant
- BHost defenses
- CApical blood flow
- DLocal anatomy of the pulp chamber
3The pulp chamber is rigid. This therefore means it has no ability to tolerate oedema. This results in this sequelae:
Local collapse of the [blank_start]venous[blank_end] microcirculation
[blank_start]Hypoxia[blank_end]
Anoxia
Localised [blank_start]necrosis[blank_end]
More [blank_start]chemical[blank_end] mediators which exacerbate [blank_start]inflammation[blank_end]
Total [blank_start]necrosis[blank_end]- Avenous
- BHypoxia
- Cnecrosis
- Dnecrosis
- Einflammation
- Fchemical
4Chronic hyperplastic pulpitis is
- AIrreversible
- BReversible
5Pulp necrosis is
- AIrreversible
- BReversible
6Pulp hyperaemia is
- AReversible
- BIrreversible
7Acute and Chronic pulpitis are a histological classification whereas irreversible and reversible pulpitis is a clinical classification.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8Which of these are features of hyperaemia?
- AOedema
- BVasodilation
- CExtravasation of red blood cells
- DDiapedesis of leukocytes
- EFibrosis
9Which of these are features of acute pulpitis?
- AContinued vascular dilatation
- BCollections of PMNLs
- CPulp abscess
- DDegeneration of odontoblastic layer
- EExacerbated inflammatory process
- FFibrosis
- GDark red polyp
10Which of these are features of chronic pulpitis?
- AFibrosis
- BInfiltration by lymphocytes and plasma cells
- CDegeneration of odontoblastic layer
- DDark red polyp
- EWide open cavity
11Which of these are features of chronic hyperplastic pulpitis?
- ADark red polyp
- BHyperplastic granulation tissue becoming epithelialised
- CLarge, open carious lesions
- DGood apical blood supply
- EApical blood supply constriction
- FHyperplastic granulation tissue which does not become epithelialised
12Which of these are features of acute inflammation?
- AOedema (due to increased permeability)
- BHeat and redness (due to vasodilation)
- CPMNL infiltration
- DPlasma cell infiltration
- EAntigenic stimulation
13Which of these are features of chronic inflammation?
- AAntigenic stimulation
- BLymphocyte, macrophage and plasma cell infiltration
- CLymphadenopathy
- DPMNL infiltration only
- EOedema
14Which of these are associated with age changes in the pulp?
- ADecreased volume
- BDecreased cellularity
- CIncreased fibrosis
- DDecreased vascularity
- EDecreased collagen
- FIncreased volume
15Age changes in the pulp may impair the response of the tissue to healing
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16Pulp necrosis following injury to the blood supply is called
- ACoagulative necrosis
- BGangrenous necrosis
- CLiquefaction necrosis
17Pulp necrosis following breakdown of inflammatory cells is known as
- ALiquefaction necrosis
- BGangrenous necrosis
- CCoagulative necrosis
18Pulp necrosis following breakdown by putrefactive bacteria is known as
- AGangrenous necrosis
- BLiquefaction necrosis
- CCoagulative necrosis
19Some complications of pulpitis could be:
[blank_start]Ludwig[blank_end]'s angina
Periapical disease (periapical g[blank_start]ranumola[blank_end], [blank_start]radicular[blank_end] cyst)
[blank_start]Osteomyelitis[blank_end] (bone marrow infection)
[blank_start]Cavernous sinus[blank_end] thrombosis
Bacteraemia
[blank_start]Septi[blank_end]caemia
Death- ALudwig
- Branuloma
- Cradicular
- DOsteomyelitis
- ECavernous sinus
- FSepti
20Which of these are ways of healing the pulp?
- ARemoving irritant
- BPulp capping
- CPulpotomy
- DXTA
21How long does it take for a dentine bridge to form
- A4 weeks
- B2 weeks
- C1 week
- DA few hours
22What are the three types of pulp stones?
- AFree
- BAdherent
- CInterstitial
- DClosed
- EOpen
23Pulp stones are c[blank_start]alcified[blank_end] bodies within the [blank_start]organic[blank_end] matrix of the pulp
- Aalcified
- Borganic
24Pulp stones may be visible in radiographs
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
25False pulp stones contain dentinal tubules
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
26True pulp stones contain dentinal tubules
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
27A false pulp stone surrounded by secondary dentin is known as
- AInterstitial
- BAdherent
- CFree
28Both false and true pulp stones are found more commonly in the pulp chamber than the root canal
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
29True pulp stones bear greater resemblance to primary dentin than secondary dentin
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
30Pulp stones are l[blank_start]ocalised[blank_end] masses of [blank_start]calcified[blank_end] material that may resemble (or not) dentinal [blank_start]tubules[blank_end]
- Acalcified
- Bocalised
- Ctubules
31True pulp stones tend to be larger than false pulp stones
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
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