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Dental OSCE quiz 1

Rachael Eleanor Alexandra 25 perguntas 1.065 visualizações

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  1. 1Is this impacted canine palatal or buccal to the centrals?Imagem da pergunta 1
    1. Apalatal
    2. Bbuccal
  2. 2Is this impacted canine palatal or buccal to the arch?Imagem da pergunta 2
    1. APalatal
    2. BBuccal
  3. 3Are these impacted canines palatal or buccal to the arch?Imagem da pergunta 3
    1. APalatal
    2. BBuccal
  4. 41. Gain [blank_start]consent[blank_end]. Check for [blank_start]latex[blank_end] allergies, explain to patient the procedure and why we need the rubber raincoat.
    2. Select clamp - [blank_start]DW[blank_end] for primary molars and premolars, [blank_start]FW[blank_end] for partially erupted molars, [blank_start]BW[blank_end] for permanent molars.
    3. Tie [blank_start]floss[blank_end] around clamp before application
    4. Rubber dam must be pre-[blank_start]punched[blank_end]. 3 overlapping holes for [blank_start]single[blank_end] tooth, 5-6 overlapping holes for [blank_start]trough[blank_end]
    5. Clamp applied [blank_start]first[blank_end] without rubber dam
    6. Apply rubber dam when clamp is [blank_start]secure[blank_end] - rock [blank_start]lingually[blank_end], then [blank_start]buccally[blank_end].
    7. [blank_start]Frame[blank_end] attached to support dam
    8. [blank_start]Trough[blank_end] isolation required dam to be stretched to include all required teeth
    9. Apply wedget or wedge to [blank_start]mesial[blank_end] aspect of most mesial isolated tooth.
    1. Aconsent
    2. Blatex
    3. CDW
    4. DFW
    5. EBW
    6. Ffloss
    7. Gpunched
    8. Hsingle
    9. Itrough
    10. Jfirst
    11. Ksecure
    12. Llingually
    13. Mbuccally
    14. NFrame
    15. OTrough
    16. Pmesial
  5. 5Label the image with different aspects required for an extra oral examination.Imagem da pergunta 5
    1. AFacial appearance
    2. BSkin
    3. CEyes
    4. DEars
    5. ENeck
    6. FTMJ
    7. GMoM
    8. HFacial appearance
    9. ISkin
    10. JEyes
    11. KEars
    12. LNeck
    13. MTMJ
    14. NMoM
    15. OFacial appearance
    16. PSkin
    17. QEyes
    18. REars
    19. SNeck
    20. TTMJ
    21. UMoM
    22. VFacial appearance
    23. WSkin
    24. XEyes
    25. YEars
    26. ZNeck
    27. AATMJ
    28. ABMoM
    29. ACFacial appearance
    30. ADSkin
    31. AEEyes
    32. AFEars
    33. AGNeck
    34. AHTMJ
    35. AIMoM
    36. AJFacial appearance
    37. AKSkin
    38. ALEyes
    39. AMEars
    40. ANNeck
    41. AOTMJ
    42. APMoM
    43. AQFacial appearance
    44. ARSkin
    45. ASEyes
    46. ATEars
    47. AUNeck
    48. AVTMJ
    49. AWMoM
    50. AXFacial appearance
    51. AYSkin
    52. AZEyes
    53. BAEars
    54. BBNeck
    55. BCTMJ
    56. BDMoM
    57. BEThyroid
    58. BFThyroid
    59. BGThyroid
    60. BHThyroid
    61. BIThyroid
    62. BJThyroid
    63. BKThyroid
    64. BLThyroid
  6. 6Label the correct lymph nodes for an EO exam from the dropdown menusImagem da pergunta 6
    1. APreauricular
    2. BMastoid (posterior auricular)
    3. COccipital
    4. DParotid
    5. ESubmandibular
    6. FSubmental
    7. GPreauricular
    8. HMastoid (posterior auricular)
    9. IOccipital
    10. JParotid
    11. KSubmandibular
    12. LSubmental
    13. MPreauricular
    14. NMastoid (posterior auricular)
    15. OOccipital
    16. PParotid
    17. QSubmandibular
    18. RSubmental
    19. SPreauricular
    20. TMastoid (posterior auricular)
    21. UOccipital
    22. VParotid
    23. WSubmandibular
    24. XSubmental
    25. YPreauricular
    26. ZMastoid (posterior auricular)
    27. AAOccipital
    28. ABParotid
    29. ACSubmandibular
    30. ADSubmental
    31. AEPreauricular
    32. AFMastoid (posterior auricular)
    33. AGOccipital
    34. AHParotid
    35. AISubmandibular
    36. AJSubmental
    37. AKDeep cervical chain
    38. ALSupraclavicular
    39. AMDeep cervical chain
    40. ANSupraclavicular
    41. AODeep cervical chain
    42. APSupraclavicular
    43. AQDeep cervical chain
    44. ARSupraclavicular
    45. ASDeep cervical chain
    46. ATSupraclavicular
    47. AUDeep cervical chain
    48. AVSupraclavicular
    49. AWPreauricular
    50. AXMastoid (posterior auricular)
    51. AYOccipital
    52. AZParotid
    53. BASubmandibular
    54. BBSubmental
    55. BCDeep cervical chain
    56. BDSupraclavicular
    57. BEPreauricular
    58. BFMastoid (posterior auricular)
    59. BGOccipital
    60. BHParotid
    61. BISubmandibular
    62. BJSubmental
    63. BKDeep cervical chain
    64. BLSupraclavicular
  7. 7Label the image with muscles of mastication you should palpate during EO exam.Imagem da pergunta 7
    1. ATemporalis
    2. BTrapezius
    3. CMasseter
    4. DSternocleidomastoid
    5. ETemporalis
    6. FMasseter
    7. GTrapezius
    8. HSternocleidomastoid
    9. ITemporalis
    10. JMasseter
    11. KTrapezius
    12. LSternocleidomastoid
    13. MTemporalis
    14. NMasseter
    15. OTrapezius
    16. PSternocleidomastoid
  8. 8During a TMJ examination, you should stand behind the patient and palpate both joints [blank_start]simultaneously[blank_end]. The patient should be asked to [blank_start]open[blank_end] and close their mouth, and move their jaw [blank_start]laterally[blank_end]. You should note any clicking, [blank_start]locking[blank_end] (trismus), grinding or grating ([blank_start]crepitus[blank_end]), limited [blank_start]opening[blank_end], deviation, and pain.
    1. Asimultaneously
    2. Bopen
    3. Claterally
    4. Dlocking
    5. Ecrepitus
    6. Fopening
  9. 9For an ID block you should do the following:
    1. Explain what you are going to do; gain [blank_start]consent[blank_end]. Numbness will last for around [blank_start]2[blank_end] or [blank_start]3[blank_end] hours and patient should avoid hot drinks and [blank_start]biting[blank_end] their lip
    2. Check for any [blank_start]allergies[blank_end] or contraindications. LA contains [blank_start]vasoconstrictors[blank_end] and an additive called [blank_start]sodium[blank_end] metabisulphate that could cause a reaction.
    3. Check the [blank_start]expiry date[blank_end] on the cartridge, check your choice of [blank_start]vasoconstrictor[blank_end], check it has no [blank_start]air bubbles[blank_end].
    4. Dry mucosa and apply [blank_start]topical[blank_end] anaesthetic - xylonor gel contains [blank_start]xylocaine[blank_end].
    5. Put the needle together - long needles are coloured [blank_start]yellow[blank_end] and short needles [blank_start]blue[blank_end].
    6. Check the [blank_start]bung[blank_end] is orientated correctly!
    7. Patient should open their mouth [blank_start]wide[blank_end] so you can visualise anatomical landmarks. Ensure you have the operating [blank_start]light[blank_end] on to visualise tissues for the block.
    8. Palpate the [blank_start]coronoid process[blank_end] with your thumb at the greatest depression - known as the coronoid [blank_start]notch[blank_end]
    9. Slide your thumb [blank_start]posteriorly[blank_end] until you can palpate the [blank_start]internal oblique ridge[blank_end].
    10. The syringe is positioned between the [blank_start]premolars[blank_end] on the opposite side and needle inserted at the level of the thumb.
    11. The injection site is 1cm above the [blank_start]occlusal[blank_end] plane of the molars and medial to the thumb, lateral to the [blank_start]pterygomandibular[blank_end] raphe.
    12. The needle is advanced around 2.5cm. [blank_start]Bone[blank_end] should be contacted to ensure correct position.
    13. When the needle meets the middle section of the rams, withdraw slightly by 1 or 2 mm so that the needle is not [blank_start]subperiosteal[blank_end]
    14. Make sure you [blank_start]aspirate[blank_end] at this point.
    15. Inject [blank_start]slowly[blank_end] - 1.5ml or 2/3rds of a cartridge. This improves patient comfort and you can assess any patient [blank_start]reactions[blank_end] to the solution before you inject too much.
    16. The rest of the cartridge is injected as you [blank_start]withdraw[blank_end] the needle to block the [blank_start]lingual[blank_end] nerve.
    17. Double click the syringe and dispose in the [blank_start]sharps bin[blank_end]
    18. Remove gloves and apply alcohol gel.
    1. Aconsent
    2. B2
    3. C3
    4. Dbiting
    5. Eallergies
    6. Fvasoconstrictors
    7. Gsodium
    8. Hexpiry date
    9. Ivasoconstrictor
    10. Jair bubbles
    11. Ktopical
    12. Lxylocaine
    13. Myellow
    14. Nblue
    15. Obung
    16. Pwide
    17. Qlight
    18. Rcoronoid process
    19. Snotch
    20. Tposteriorly
    21. Uinternal oblique ridge
    22. Vpremolars
    23. Wocclusal
    24. Xpterygomandibular
    25. YBone
    26. Zsubperiosteal
    27. AAaspirate
    28. ABslowly
    29. ACreactions
    30. ADwithdraw
    31. AElingual
    32. AFsharps bin
  10. 10What must you ensure you do after extracting a tooth? (check all that apply)
    1. AAllow socket to bleed freely
    2. BGive post operative instructions
    3. CWrite notes on the computer
    4. DCompress socket with fingers
    5. EGet patient to bite down on rolled gauze
    6. FAllow patient to rinse socket with water
    7. GAllow patient to leave immediately
    8. HCheck for haemostasis
    9. IDispose of tooth immediately
    10. JCheck for apices of tooth

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Dental osce Leeds 4th yr 2016. Credit to Introduction to Orthodontics by Laura Mitchell for orthodontic information.
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