37, 38 Pulp

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Liz Maas
Quiz by Liz Maas, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1

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When do odontoblasts and ameloblasts appear?
Answer
  • cap stage
  • bell stage
  • bud
  • initiation

Question 2

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Which of the following is true
Answer
  • Plexus of Rashkow is the dense network of myelinated nerve fibers
  • The Zone of Weil is devoid of capillaries and nerves
  • Pulp has propioception
  • Pulp contains nociceptors, unmyelinated mechano-receptors, and myelinated C fibers
  • Thin, unmyelinated fibers with a neurolemma control blood flow and pressure at the dental pulp

Question 3

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Which of the following are principle fibers?
Answer
  • Horizontal group
  • Circular group
  • Transeptal group
  • all of the above
  • Horizontal and transeptal

Question 4

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Odontoblasts are derived from ectomesenchymal cells. In life, they are later replaced by undifferentiated stem cells of the pulp.
Answer
  • T/T
  • T/F
  • F/T
  • F/F

Question 5

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Which of the following is false
Answer
  • β-catenin is required in odontoblasts for tooth root formation
  • Lateral canals can be found in the apical 1/3rd of the root
  • Odontoblasts are more columnar at the root
  • There are more dentinal tubules in the crown
  • Dentinal tubules are more innervated in the crown

Question 6

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After placement of a dental implant, which of the following fibers will be present after healing?
Answer
  • dentogingival and circular
  • alveologingival and dentoperiosteal
  • circular and transeptal
  • circular and alveologingival
  • alveolar crest and circular

Question 7

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Most dentin matrix secretion is when .25-.5mm of dentin thickness remains. TGF B1 and TGF B3 are required molecular stimuli for secretion.
Answer
  • T/T
  • T/F
  • F/T
  • F/F

Question 8

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Which of the following is false about pulp circulation and blood flow?
Answer
  • Pulp flow is increased by inflammation
  • Pulp flow is increased by CGRP and SP
  • Pulp flow is decreased by epinephrine
  • Pulp flow is increased by initiation of pulpal necrosis
  • Pulp flow is decreased by orthognathic surgery

Question 9

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Odontoblasts are NOT...
Answer
  • Pseudostratified in pulp chamber
  • Columnar at the pulp chamber
  • Cuboidal at the radicular pulp
  • Squamous at the radicular pulp
  • a single layer at the junction of the pulp and the dentin

Question 10

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Which of the following is false?
Answer
  • Unmyelinated C fibers are pain fibers with a high threshold
  • A beta are large, myelinated, and have a low-threshold
  • A delta are small and have a high threshold.
  • A beta feel innocuous toch and mechanical sensation
  • A delta feels pain, cold, some heat

Question 11

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Which of the following is false?
Answer
  • Irreversible pulpitis is often predicted by spontaneous pain
  • Best predictor of post-endodontic treatment plan is pre-treatment pain
  • Local anesthetics do not work as well when dental pulp is inflamed
  • The best test to determine vital versus necrotic pulp is heat followed by electric pulse.
  • Irreversible pulpitis can be asymptomatic

Question 12

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Central sensitization can result in referred pain that affects an entire arch. This can be due to both an increased release of neurotransmitters and increased response to neurotransmitters.
Answer
  • T/T
  • T/F
  • F/T
  • F/F

Question 13

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The cell bodies of the nerves of the pulp can be found in the trigeminal ganglia. The main mediator of pulpitis is peripherally located, unmyelinated C-fibers.
Answer
  • T/T
  • T/F
  • F/T
  • F/F
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