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    NoticeMedicineisanever-changingscience.Asnewresearchandclinicalexperiencebroadenourknowledge,changesintreatmentanddrugtherapyarerequired.Theauthorsandthepublisherofthisworkhavecheckedwithsourcesbelievedtobereliableintheireffortstoprovideinformationthatiscompleteandgenerallyinaccordwiththestandardsacceptedatthetimeofpub-lication.However,inviewofthepossibilityofhumanerrororchangesinmedicalsciences,neithertheauthorsnorthepublishernoranyotherpartywhohasbeenin-volvedinthepreparationorpublicationofthisworkwarrantsthattheinformationcontainedhereinisineveryrespectaccurateorcomplete,andtheydisclaimallresponsibilityforanyerrorsoromissionsorforthere-sultsobtainedfromuseoftheinformationcontainedinthiswork.Readersareencouragedtoconfirmtheinfor-mationcontainedhereinwithothersources.Forexam-pleandinparticular,readersareadvisedtochecktheproductinformationsheetincludedinthepackageofeachdrugtheyplantoadministertobecertainthattheinformationcontainedinthisworkisaccurateandthatchangeshavenotbeenmadeintherecommendeddoseorinthecontraindicationsforadministration.Thisrecommendationisofparticularimportanceinconnec-tionwithneworinfrequentlyuseddrugs.Copyrightã2013-2014DentalDecks,Inc.Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproducedortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans,electronicormechanical,includingphotocopying,recording,oranyinformationstorageandretrievalsystem,withoutpermissioninwritingfromtheau-thorandpublisher.DentalDecksPartITestletPart ITelephone: 1-800-457-7126 Visit us at www.dentaldecks.comNoticeMedicineisanever-changingscience.Asnewresearchandclinicalexperiencebroadenourknowledge,changesintreatmentanddrugtherapyarerequired.Theauthorsandthepublisherofthisworkhavecheckedwithsourcesbelievedtobereliableintheireffortstoprovideinformationthatiscompleteandgenerallyinaccordwiththestandardsacceptedatthetimeofpub-lication.However,inviewofthepossibilityofhumanerrororchangesinmedicalsciences,neithertheauthorsnorthepublishernoranyotherpartywhohasbeenin-volvedinthepreparationorpublicationofthisworkwarrantsthattheinformationcontainedhereinisineveryrespectaccurateorcomplete,andtheydisclaimallresponsibilityforanyerrorsoromissionsorforthere-sultsobtainedfromuseoftheinformationcontainedinthiswork.Readersareencouragedtoconfirmtheinfor-mationcontainedhereinwithothersources.Forexam-pleandinparticular,readersareadvisedtochecktheproductinformationsheetincludedinthepackageofeachdrugtheyplantoadministertobecertainthattheinformationcontainedinthisworkisaccurateandthatchangeshavenotbeenmadeintherecommendeddoseorinthecontraindicationsforadministration.Thisrecommendationisofparticularimportanceinconnec-tionwithneworinfrequentlyuseddrugs.Copyrightã2013-2014DentalDecks,Inc.Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybereproducedortransmittedinanyformorbyanymeans,electronicormechanical,includingphotocopying,recording,oranyinformationstorageandretrievalsystem,withoutpermissioninwritingfromtheau-thorandpublisher.DentalDecksPartITestlet
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    MO O CO CDDCO C O1P2P 1M 2M1P2P 1M 2MM—Buccal cusp of the md. 1st premolar occludes with the Mesial marginal ridge of the mx. 1st premolar O—Buccal cusp of the md. 2nd premolar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the mx. 1st and 2nd premolars O—Mesiobuccal cusp of the md. 1st molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the mx. 2nd premolar and mx. 1st molar C—Distobuccal cusp of the md. 1st molar occludes with the Central fossa of the mx. 1st molar O—Mesiobuccal cusp of the md. 2nd molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the mx. 1st and 2nd molars C—Distobuccal cusp of the md. 2nd molar occludes with the Central fossa of the mx. 2nd molar D—Lingual cusp of the mx. 1st premolar occludes with the Distal marginal ridge of the md. 1st premolar D—Lingual cusp of the mx. 2nd premolar occludes with the Distal marginal ridge of the md. 2nd premolar C—Mesiolingual cusp of the mx. 1st molar occludes with the Central fossa of the md. 1st molar O—Distolingual cusp of the mx. 1st molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the md. 1st and 2nd molars C—Mesiolingual cusp of the mx. 2nd molar occludes with the Central fossa of the md. 2nd molar O—Distolingual cusp of the mx. 2nd molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the md. 2nd and 3rd molars (if present) MaxillaryMandibularOcclusionchartMO O CO CDDCO C O1P2P 1M 2M1P2P 1M 2MM—Buccal cusp of the md. 1st premolar occludes with the Mesial marginal ridge of the mx. 1st premolar O—Buccal cusp of the md. 2nd premolar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the mx. 1st and 2nd premolars O—Mesiobuccal cusp of the md. 1st molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the mx. 2nd premolar and mx. 1st molar C—Distobuccal cusp of the md. 1st molar occludes with the Central fossa of the mx. 1st molar O—Mesiobuccal cusp of the md. 2nd molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the mx. 1st and 2nd molars C—Distobuccal cusp of the md. 2nd molar occludes with the Central fossa of the mx. 2nd molar D—Lingual cusp of the mx. 1st premolar occludes with the Distal marginal ridge of the md. 1st premolar D—Lingual cusp of the mx. 2nd premolar occludes with the Distal marginal ridge of the md. 2nd premolar C—Mesiolingual cusp of the mx. 1st molar occludes with the Central fossa of the md. 1st molar O—Distolingual cusp of the mx. 1st molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the md. 1st and 2nd molars C—Mesiolingual cusp of the mx. 2nd molar occludes with the Central fossa of the md. 2nd molar O—Distolingual cusp of the mx. 2nd molar occludes with the Occlusal embrasure of the md. 2nd and 3rd molars (if present) MaxillaryMandibularOcclusionchart
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    Copyrightã2013-2014DentalDecks,Inc.AfewtipsonhowtopreparefortheClinicalVignetteportionoftheNBDEPartIexam:1.Thereare10CaseScenarios,andeachcasehas10questionscov-eringAnatomy,Microbiology,Biochemistry,Physiology,Pathology,andDentalAnatomy.TheVignettesarecomposedofthefollow-ingcomponents:•Aparagraphofpatientchiefcomplaintanddentalhistory•Achartofpatient'smedicalhistoryandmedicationusageYouwillhavetoclickonabuttontomakethepatientmedicalhis-torychartvisible.Sometimesthechartcontainsvaluableinformationthatyouwillneedtoanswersomeofthequestions,butnotallthequestionsneedthatinformation.2.Thequestionsareclinicallyorientedratherthanstraightmemo-rization.ThediseasesinthecasescenariosareMOSTLYcommononespatientspresentwithonyourdentalschool’sclinicfloor.Becarefulwithcasessuchasdiabetes,asthma,fractures,bonelesionsetc...Moreover,alotofdentalmanagement,ethicsanddentalanatomyquestionswereblendedin.3.Primaryandpermanentteetharenotgivenstraightout,rather,theyarereferredtoastooth#17,ortoothKetc.Itmightbebeneficialtowritedownateethnumberchartalongwiththeocclusionchartduringthetutorialperiod(seebacktwopagesofthistestletbookletforexamples).Universaltoothnumberingsystem.Teethnumberingchartforadultteeth.OrientationoftheUniversaltoothnumberingchartistraditionally"patient'sview",i.e.patient'srightcorrespondstotoothchart'srightside.Thedesignations"left"and"right"onthechartcorrespondtothepatient'sleftandright,respec-tively.UpperleftUpperrightlowerleftlowerrightUniversaltoothnumberingsystem.Teethnumberingchartfordeciduous(primary)teeth.UpperleftUpperrightLowerleftLowerrightCopyrightã2013-2014DentalDecks,Inc.AfewtipsonhowtopreparefortheClinicalVignetteportionoftheNBDEPartIexam:1.Thereare10CaseScenarios,andeachcasehas10questionscov-eringAnatomy,Microbiology,Biochemistry,Physiology,Pathology,andDentalAnatomy.TheVignettesarecomposedofthefollow-ingcomponents:•Aparagraphofpatientchiefcomplaintanddentalhistory•Achartofpatient'smedicalhistoryandmedicationusageYouwillhavetoclickonabuttontomakethepatientmedicalhis-torychartvisible.Sometimesthechartcontainsvaluableinformationthatyouwillneedtoanswersomeofthequestions,butnotallthequestionsneedthatinformation.2.Thequestionsareclinicallyorientedratherthanstraightmemo-rization.ThediseasesinthecasescenariosareMOSTLYcommononespatientspresentwithonyourdentalschool’sclinicfloor.Becarefulwithcasessuchasdiabetes,asthma,fractures,bonelesionsetc...Moreover,alotofdentalmanagement,ethicsanddentalanatomyquestionswereblendedin.3.Primaryandpermanentteetharenotgivenstraightout,rather,theyarereferredtoastooth#17,ortoothKetc.Itmightbebeneficialtowritedownateethnumberchartalongwiththeocclusionchartduringthetutorialperiod(seebacktwopagesofthistestletbookletforexamples).Universaltoothnumberingsystem.Teethnumberingchartforadultteeth.OrientationoftheUniversaltoothnumberingchartistraditionally"patient'sview",i.e.patient'srightcorrespondstotoothchart'srightside.Thedesignations"left"and"right"onthechartcorrespondtothepatient'sleftandright,respec-tively.UpperleftUpperrightlowerleftlowerrightUniversaltoothnumberingsystem.Teethnumberingchartfordeciduous(primary)teeth.UpperleftUpperrightLowerleftLowerright
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    Age 45 YRS Scenario Sex Female Height 5’6 Weight 120 lbs. B/P 115/65 Chief Complaint Localized swelling, sharp pain Medical History Hypothyroidism Current Medications Synthroid Social History Housewife The patient presents with localized swelling around tooth #2. There is an abscess, and a large carious lesion that ex-tends to the pulp. CASESCENARIO11.Whichofthefollowingisthemostcommoncauseofthispatient’sautoim-munedisease?2.Whichofthefollowingistheprimaryetiologicfactorofdentalcaries?3.EachofthefollowingaresymptomsofhypothyroidismEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?A.Graves’diseaseB.ThyroidadenomaC.PituitaryadenomaD.Hashimoto’sthyroiditisA.Lactobacillussp.B.P.gingivalisC.Actinomycessp.D.S.mutansE.T.denticolaA.ColdintoleranceB.WeightgainC.MentalslowingD.DryskinE.RestlessnessANSWER KEY— CASES 1— 5 Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Case 4 1 D 1 C 1 B 1 A 1 A 2 D 2 C 2 B, C, D 2 C 2 C 3 E 3 B, C, E 3 C 3 A 3 B 4 B 4 C 4 C 4 E 4 D 5 B, E, F 5 A 5 D 5 A 5 A, E 6 C 6 C 6 B 6 D 6 D 7 C 7 E 7 A 7 C 7 E 8 B 8 D 8 E 8 D 8 B 9 A 9 D 9 D 9 E 9 C 10 D 10 A 10 D 10 D 10 A Case 5 ANSWER KEY— CASES 6 — 10 Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Case 6 Case 7 Case 8 Case 9 1 D 1 B 1 C 1 A 1 D 2 C, D, F 2 C 2 C 2 B, E, G 2 D 3 D 3 D 3 B 3 C 3 E 4 D 4 D 4 A 4 B 4 C 5 C 5 C 5 E 5 A 5 C 6 D 6 A 6 C 6 C 6 C 7 A 7 E 7 E 7 D 7 A 8 E 8 D 8 A, B, E 8 B 8 D 9 C 9 C 9 D 9 E 9 B 10 D 10 D 10 B 10 D 10 E Case 10 ANSWERKEYSAge 45 YRS Scenario Sex Female Height 5’6 Weight 120 lbs. B/P 115/65 Chief Complaint Localized swelling, sharp pain Medical History Hypothyroidism Current Medications Synthroid Social History Housewife The patient presents with localized swelling around tooth #2. There is an abscess, and a large carious lesion that ex-tends to the pulp. CASESCENARIO11.Whichofthefollowingisthemostcommoncauseofthispatient’sautoim-munedisease?2.Whichofthefollowingistheprimaryetiologicfactorofdentalcaries?3.EachofthefollowingaresymptomsofhypothyroidismEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?A.Graves’diseaseB.ThyroidadenomaC.PituitaryadenomaD.Hashimoto’sthyroiditisA.Lactobacillussp.B.P.gingivalisC.Actinomycessp.D.S.mutansE.T.denticolaA.ColdintoleranceB.WeightgainC.MentalslowingD.DryskinE.RestlessnessANSWER KEY— CASES 1— 5 Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Case 4 1 D 1 C 1 B 1 A 1 A 2 D 2 C 2 B, C, D 2 C 2 C 3 E 3 B, C, E 3 C 3 A 3 B 4 B 4 C 4 C 4 E 4 D 5 B, E, F 5 A 5 D 5 A 5 A, E 6 C 6 C 6 B 6 D 6 D 7 C 7 E 7 A 7 C 7 E 8 B 8 D 8 E 8 D 8 B 9 A 9 D 9 D 9 E 9 C 10 D 10 A 10 D 10 D 10 A Case 5 ANSWER KEY— CASES 6 — 10 Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Question Answer Case 6 Case 7 Case 8 Case 9 1 D 1 B 1 C 1 A 1 D 2 C, D, F 2 C 2 C 2 B, E, G 2 D 3 D 3 D 3 B 3 C 3 E 4 D 4 D 4 A 4 B 4 C 5 C 5 C 5 E 5 A 5 C 6 D 6 A 6 C 6 C 6 C 7 A 7 E 7 E 7 D 7 A 8 E 8 D 8 A, B, E 8 B 8 D 9 C 9 C 9 D 9 E 9 B 10 D 10 D 10 B 10 D 10 E Case 10 ANSWERKEYS
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    7.Whichofthefollowingdisordersischaracterizedbyaqualitativeplateletde-fectresultinginimpairedplateletadhesion?8.WhichofthefollowingprimaryteethisMOSTlikelytobemobileinthispatientduetotheeruptionofthesuccedaneoustooth?9.Thispatient’spoorhabitisoftenassociatedwithwhichofthefollowingmal-occlusions?10.Duringthispatient’sorthodontictreatment,newalveolarboneisdeposited.WhichofthefollowingBESTdescribesthistypeofalveolarbone?A.vonWillebrand’sB.HemophiliaAC.HemophiliaBD.HemophiliaCA.FB.GC.HD.IA.ClassIB.ClassII,divisionIC.ClassII,divisionIID.ClassIIIA.WovenB.CompactC.CementumD.EndochondralE.Intramembranous7.Whichofthefollowingdisordersischaracterizedbyaqualitativeplateletde-fectresultinginimpairedplateletadhesion?8.WhichofthefollowingprimaryteethisMOSTlikelytobemobileinthispatientduetotheeruptionofthesuccedaneoustooth?9.Thispatient’spoorhabitisoftenassociatedwithwhichofthefollowingmal-occlusions?10.Duringthispatient’sorthodontictreatment,newalveolarboneisdeposited.WhichofthefollowingBESTdescribesthistypeofalveolarbone?A.vonWillebrand’sB.HemophiliaAC.HemophiliaBD.HemophiliaCA.FB.GC.HD.IA.ClassIB.ClassII,divisionIC.ClassII,divisionIID.ClassIIIA.WovenB.CompactC.CementumD.EndochondralE.Intramembranous4.Inprimaryhypothyroidism,thepituitarydoesnotmakeenoughTSH.Hypothyroidismaffectsmalesmorethanfemales.5.FromthefollowinglistselecttheTHREEsymptomsassociatedwiththispatient’sautoimmunedisorder.6.Theabscessaroundtooth#2mayresultinwhichofthefollowinglife-threat-eningsituations?7.Whichofthefollowingnervefibersisresponsibleforthepatient’ssharppainaroundtooth#2?8.Ifthepatientelectsrootcanaltherapyfortooth#2,whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheMOSTlikelypresentationofthepulpcanals?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.WeightlossB.DryskinC.DiarrheaD.TearingA.HyperalgesiaB.HypoalgesiaC.Ludwig’sanginaD.Non-vitalpulpE.ReferredpainA.AalphaB.AbetaC.AdeltaD.BE.CA.Threecanals,oneineachrootB.Fourcanals,twointhemesial-buccal,oneinthedistal-buccal,oneinthepalatalC.Fourcanals,oneinthemesial-buccal,twointhedistal-buccal,oneinthepalatalD.Fourcanals,oneinthemesial-buccal,oneinthedistal-buccal,twointhepalatalE.Fivecanals,twointhemesial-buccal,twointhedistal-buccal,oneinthepalatal
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    9.Whichofthefollowingisanacuteinflammatorylesionconsistingofalocalizedcollectionofpussurroundedbyafibrouswall?10.Ifthepatientelectstohavetooth#2extracted,sectioningmayberequired.Thepractitionershouldbeawareofwhichofthefollowingfurcations?1.Inreviewingthepatient’smedicalhistory,younotethathewashospitalized3yearsagoduetoasevereasthmaattack.Thiscanleadtodeathfromwhichofthefollowing?CASESCENARIO2Age 19 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 5’9 Weight 140 lbs. B/P 125/75 Chief Complaint “The teeth in the back hurt!” Medical History Asthma Current Medications Formoterol Fumarate Albuterol inhaler Social History Student The patient presents for a 6-month recall appoint-ment. He reports pain around tooth #18. Oral exam shows gingival swelling and erythema around partially erupted tooth #17. A.AbscessB.GranulomaC.CystD.CellulitisA.OneB.Two–mesialanddistalC.Two–buccalandlingualD.Three–mesial,distal,buccalE.Three–mesial,distal,lingualA.RespiratoryalkalosisB.MetabolicalkalosisC.RespiratoryacidosisD.Metabolicacidosis2.HemophiliaischaracterizedbyeachofthefollowingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?3.Ifthispatient’ssupragingivalplaquecontinuestomoveapically,itwillFIRSTdisruptwhichofthefollowingtissues?4.Allclottingfactorsaremadeintheliver.FactorsII,VII,X,andXIarevitaminKdependent.5.Christmasdiseaseischaracterizedbyadecreaseinwhichofthefollowingfac-tors?6.Toproperlyalignthemandibularlateralincisorandthemandibularcanine,theorthodontistwillensurethatthedistalsurfaceofthemandibularlateralin-cisorcontactswhatareaofthemesialsurfaceofthemandibularcanine?A.IncreasedPTTB.NormalPTC.NormalBleedingtimeD.DecreasedINRA.PrincipalfibersB.Sharpey’sfibersC.AttachmentofgingivalepitheliumD.AttachmentofsulcularepitheliumE.AttachmentofjunctionalepitheliumA.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.IIB.VIIC.IXD.XE.XIA.CervicallineB.Mesio-incisallineangleC.IncisalthirdD.MiddlethirdE.Cervicalthird9.Whichofthefollowingisanacuteinflammatorylesionconsistingofalocalizedcollectionofpussurroundedbyafibrouswall?10.Ifthepatientelectstohavetooth#2extracted,sectioningmayberequired.Thepractitionershouldbeawareofwhichofthefollowingfurcations?1.Inreviewingthepatient’smedicalhistory,younotethathewashospitalized3yearsagoduetoasevereasthmaattack.Thiscanleadtodeathfromwhichofthefollowing?CASESCENARIO2Age 19 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 5’9 Weight 140 lbs. B/P 125/75 Chief Complaint “The teeth in the back hurt!” Medical History Asthma Current Medications Formoterol Fumarate Albuterol inhaler Social History Student The patient presents for a 6-month recall appoint-ment. He reports pain around tooth #18. Oral exam shows gingival swelling and erythema around partially erupted tooth #17. A.AbscessB.GranulomaC.CystD.CellulitisA.OneB.Two–mesialanddistalC.Two–buccalandlingualD.Three–mesial,distal,buccalE.Three–mesial,distal,lingualA.RespiratoryalkalosisB.MetabolicalkalosisC.RespiratoryacidosisD.Metabolicacidosis2.HemophiliaischaracterizedbyeachofthefollowingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?3.Ifthispatient’ssupragingivalplaquecontinuestomoveapically,itwillFIRSTdisruptwhichofthefollowingtissues?4.Allclottingfactorsaremadeintheliver.FactorsII,VII,X,andXIarevitaminKdependent.5.Christmasdiseaseischaracterizedbyadecreaseinwhichofthefollowingfac-tors?6.Toproperlyalignthemandibularlateralincisorandthemandibularcanine,theorthodontistwillensurethatthedistalsurfaceofthemandibularlateralin-cisorcontactswhatareaofthemesialsurfaceofthemandibularcanine?A.IncreasedPTTB.NormalPTC.NormalBleedingtimeD.DecreasedINRA.PrincipalfibersB.Sharpey’sfibersC.AttachmentofgingivalepitheliumD.AttachmentofsulcularepitheliumE.AttachmentofjunctionalepitheliumA.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.IIB.VIIC.IXD.XE.XIA.CervicallineB.Mesio-incisallineangleC.IncisalthirdD.MiddlethirdE.Cervicalthird
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    9.Howmanylobesarepresentinthispatient’stooth#9?10.Inreviewingthepatient’smedicalhistory,heexplainsthebrownishpig-mentationhasbeenpresentformostofhislife.ThisisMOSTlikelyduetowhichofthefollowing?1.Howmanyprimaryteethremaininthispatient’smouth?CASESCENARIO10Age 9 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 5’3 Weight 100 lbs. B/P 115/70 Chief Complaint “Gums bleed easily.” Medical History Tendency to bleed Current Medications Unknown Social History Student Patient is undergoing orthodontic treatment. Oral hygiene is poor and there is generalized cer-vical plaque and gingival enlargement. Patient is a known thumb sucker. A.0B.1C.2D.3E.4A.TetracyclineB.SmokingC.NutritionaldeficienciesD.FluorosisE.DentinogenesisimperfectaA.0B.4C.8D.12E.182.Beforeextractingtooth#17,surgeryisdonetoexposetheentirecrownofthetooth.Whichofthefollowingshouldthedentistexpecttosee?3.FormoterolFumarateisabeta-adrenergicagonistusedtomaintainandtreatasthma.Fromthefollowinglist,pleaseselecttheTHREEitemsassociatedwithbeta-adrenergicagonists.4.Nitrousoxideissafetoadministertopeoplewithasthma,especiallyiftheirasthmaistriggeredbyanxiety.Asthmaticstakingchronicsteroidsrequirecorti-costeroidaugmentation.5.Iftooth#17isinfected,thentheinfectionwillspreadtoeachofthefollowingfascialspacesEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?6.Whensectioningtooth#17toseparatetherootsandsimplifyextraction,whichofthefollowingbestdescribeshowthecutshouldbemade?A.Thebuccal-lingualandmesial-distaldimensionsofthecrownarethesameB.Thecrownoftooth#17issmallerthanthecrownoftooth#16C.Themesial-distaldimensionofthecrownisgreaterthanthebuccal-lingualdimensionD.Thebuccal-lingualdimensionofthecrownisgreaterthanthemesial-dist-aldimensionA.ConstrictsbronchialsmoothmuscleB.RelaxesbronchialsmoothmuscleC.StimulatestheenzymeadenylatecyclaseD.InducesnegativeinotropicoutputofcardiacmuscleE.InducespositiveinotropicoutputofcardiacmuscleF.InducesnegativechronotropicoutputofcardiacmuscleA.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.TemporalB.ParotidC.MassetericD.BuccopharyngealA.Mesio-distallythroughthecrownattheleveloftheCEJB.Mesio-distallythroughthecrownandfurcationC.Bucco-linguallythroughthecrownandfurcationD.Bucco-linguallythroughthepulphorns9.Howmanylobesarepresentinthispatient’stooth#9?10.Inreviewingthepatient’smedicalhistory,heexplainsthebrownishpig-mentationhasbeenpresentformostofhislife.ThisisMOSTlikelyduetowhichofthefollowing?1.Howmanyprimaryteethremaininthispatient’smouth?CASESCENARIO10Age 9 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 5’3 Weight 100 lbs. B/P 115/70 Chief Complaint “Gums bleed easily.” Medical History Tendency to bleed Current Medications Unknown Social History Student Patient is undergoing orthodontic treatment. Oral hygiene is poor and there is generalized cer-vical plaque and gingival enlargement. Patient is a known thumb sucker. A.0B.1C.2D.3E.4A.TetracyclineB.SmokingC.NutritionaldeficienciesD.FluorosisE.DentinogenesisimperfectaA.0B.4C.8D.12E.182.Beforeextractingtooth#17,surgeryisdonetoexposetheentirecrownofthetooth.Whichofthefollowingshouldthedentistexpecttosee?3.FormoterolFumarateisabeta-adrenergicagonistusedtomaintainandtreatasthma.Fromthefollowinglist,pleaseselecttheTHREEitemsassociatedwithbeta-adrenergicagonists.4.Nitrousoxideissafetoadministertopeoplewithasthma,especiallyiftheirasthmaistriggeredbyanxiety.Asthmaticstakingchronicsteroidsrequirecorti-costeroidaugmentation.5.Iftooth#17isinfected,thentheinfectionwillspreadtoeachofthefollowingfascialspacesEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?6.Whensectioningtooth#17toseparatetherootsandsimplifyextraction,whichofthefollowingbestdescribeshowthecutshouldbemade?A.Thebuccal-lingualandmesial-distaldimensionsofthecrownarethesameB.Thecrownoftooth#17issmallerthanthecrownoftooth#16C.Themesial-distaldimensionofthecrownisgreaterthanthebuccal-lingualdimensionD.Thebuccal-lingualdimensionofthecrownisgreaterthanthemesial-dist-aldimensionA.ConstrictsbronchialsmoothmuscleB.RelaxesbronchialsmoothmuscleC.StimulatestheenzymeadenylatecyclaseD.InducesnegativeinotropicoutputofcardiacmuscleE.InducespositiveinotropicoutputofcardiacmuscleF.InducesnegativechronotropicoutputofcardiacmuscleA.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.TemporalB.ParotidC.MassetericD.BuccopharyngealA.Mesio-distallythroughthecrownattheleveloftheCEJB.Mesio-distallythroughthecrownandfurcationC.Bucco-linguallythroughthecrownandfurcationD.Bucco-linguallythroughthepulphorns
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    7.Initially,lymphaticfluidfromtheareaofinfectedtooth#17willdraintowhichofthefollowingnodes?8.Whichofthefollowingimmunoglobulinsismostactiveinthispatient’srespi-ratorydifficulties?9.Treatmentofthispatient’srespiratorysymptomsincludeseachofthefollow-ingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?10.CommonmanifestationsofanasthmaattackincludeeachofthefollowingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?A.SubmentalB.SubmandibularC.SuperficialcervicalD.BuccalE.DeepcervicalA.IgDB.IgMC.IgGD.IgEE.IgAA.Beta-2agonistinhalersB.SteroidsC.MastcellstabilizersD.ParasympatheticstimulationA.DecreasedsurfactantB.AirwayedemaC.IncreasedmucoussecretionD.IncreasedairwayresistanceE.Bronchospasm4.Thefalciformligamentattachesthelivertothediaphragm.Thecoronarylig-amentsattachthelivertotheanteriorbodywall.5.Thepatient’shepatitisCisMOSTlikelytoresultin:6.Youareconcernedabouttransmissionofthepatient’svirus.Ifitweretobetransferred,itwouldMOSTlikelyinvolvewhichofthefollowingroutes?7.Oncethepatientisdismissed,youcleantheinstrumentsandplacethemintoadryheatsterilizer.Whichofthefollowingsettingsismostappropriateforanoventypedryheatsterilizer?8.Thegreatestcementoenameljunctioncanbefoundonwhichofthefollow-ingteeth?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.DevelopmentofchronichepatitisB.DevelopmentoffulminanthepatitisC.DevelopmentofhepatocellularcarcinomaD.AsymptomaticcarrierstateE.ResolutionwitheventualclearingofthevirusA.SalivacontaminationB.Oral-fecalC.ContaminatedneedlestickD.InhalationofaerosolsA.273°Ffor20minutesB.273°Ffor40minutesC.375°Ffor6-20minutesD.320°Ffor1-2hoursE.320°Ffor20minutesA.MandibularcentralincisorsB.MaxillarycentralincisorsC.MandibularcaninesD.MandibularlateralincisorsE.Maxillarylateralincisors7.Initially,lymphaticfluidfromtheareaofinfectedtooth#17willdraintowhichofthefollowingnodes?8.Whichofthefollowingimmunoglobulinsismostactiveinthispatient’srespi-ratorydifficulties?9.Treatmentofthispatient’srespiratorysymptomsincludeseachofthefollow-ingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?10.CommonmanifestationsofanasthmaattackincludeeachofthefollowingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?A.SubmentalB.SubmandibularC.SuperficialcervicalD.BuccalE.DeepcervicalA.IgDB.IgMC.IgGD.IgEE.IgAA.Beta-2agonistinhalersB.SteroidsC.MastcellstabilizersD.ParasympatheticstimulationA.DecreasedsurfactantB.AirwayedemaC.IncreasedmucoussecretionD.IncreasedairwayresistanceE.Bronchospasm4.Thefalciformligamentattachesthelivertothediaphragm.Thecoronarylig-amentsattachthelivertotheanteriorbodywall.5.Thepatient’shepatitisCisMOSTlikelytoresultin:6.Youareconcernedabouttransmissionofthepatient’svirus.Ifitweretobetransferred,itwouldMOSTlikelyinvolvewhichofthefollowingroutes?7.Oncethepatientisdismissed,youcleantheinstrumentsandplacethemintoadryheatsterilizer.Whichofthefollowingsettingsismostappropriateforanoventypedryheatsterilizer?8.Thegreatestcementoenameljunctioncanbefoundonwhichofthefollow-ingteeth?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.DevelopmentofchronichepatitisB.DevelopmentoffulminanthepatitisC.DevelopmentofhepatocellularcarcinomaD.AsymptomaticcarrierstateE.ResolutionwitheventualclearingofthevirusA.SalivacontaminationB.Oral-fecalC.ContaminatedneedlestickD.InhalationofaerosolsA.273°Ffor20minutesB.273°Ffor40minutesC.375°Ffor6-20minutesD.320°Ffor1-2hoursE.320°Ffor20minutesA.MandibularcentralincisorsB.MaxillarycentralincisorsC.MandibularcaninesD.MandibularlateralincisorsE.Maxillarylateralincisors
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    CASESCENARIO9Age 25 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 5”7 Weight 130 lbs. B/P 130/80 Chief Complaint “I just want a nice smile.” Medical History Hepatitis C Current Medications Unknown Social History Tattoo artist Patient presents with chipped crowns on teeth #8 and #10. The maxil-lary anterior teeth show enamel mottling and discoloration. 1.Hepatitisvirusesareextremelyheatresistant.Properautoclavingkillsallhep-atitisviruses.2.FromthefollowinglistselectTHREEitemsassociatedwithhepatitisC.3.EachofthefollowingisasymptomofviralhepatitisEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.Non-envelopedvirusB.EnvelopedvirusC.PicornavirusD.DeltavirusE.FlavivirusF.dsDNAG.ssRNAA.FatigueB.MyalgiaC.ColdintoleranceD.ConstipationE.Jaundice1.UntreatedhypertensionmayresultineachofthefollowingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?2.FromthefollowinglistselectTHREEitemsassociatedwithhypertension.3.Thepatient’sbloodpressureisclassifiedas:CASESCENARIO3Age 28 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 6’2 Weight 280 lbs. B/P 155/90 Chief Complaint “There is a clicking noise when I close my mouth.” Medical History Hypertension Current Medications Lisinopril/HCTZ Social History Painter Married & has 3 children The patient presents with bilateral pain in the TMJ upon closing. You notice tooth #30 has a fractured DL cusp and the remnants of an oc-clusal amalgam restora-tion. #30 has been endo-dontically treated. A.CardiacfailureB.LiverfailureC.TransientischemicattackD.LeftventricularhypertrophyE.RenalfailureA.DecreasedsmoothmusclecellgrowthB.SmokingC.Decreasedtotalcross-sectionalareaofcapillariesandarteriesD.ObesityE.PhysicalactivityF.IncreasedarteriolarandcapillarydensityA.NormalB.PrehypertensionC.Hypertension,Stage1D.HypertensionStage2CASESCENARIO9Age 25 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 5”7 Weight 130 lbs. B/P 130/80 Chief Complaint “I just want a nice smile.” Medical History Hepatitis C Current Medications Unknown Social History Tattoo artist Patient presents with chipped crowns on teeth #8 and #10. The maxil-lary anterior teeth show enamel mottling and discoloration. 1.Hepatitisvirusesareextremelyheatresistant.Properautoclavingkillsallhep-atitisviruses.2.FromthefollowinglistselectTHREEitemsassociatedwithhepatitisC.3.EachofthefollowingisasymptomofviralhepatitisEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.Non-envelopedvirusB.EnvelopedvirusC.PicornavirusD.DeltavirusE.FlavivirusF.dsDNAG.ssRNAA.FatigueB.MyalgiaC.ColdintoleranceD.ConstipationE.Jaundice1.UntreatedhypertensionmayresultineachofthefollowingEXCEPTone.WhichoneistheEXCEPTION?2.FromthefollowinglistselectTHREEitemsassociatedwithhypertension.3.Thepatient’sbloodpressureisclassifiedas:CASESCENARIO3Age 28 YRS Scenario Sex Male Height 6’2 Weight 280 lbs. B/P 155/90 Chief Complaint “There is a clicking noise when I close my mouth.” Medical History Hypertension Current Medications Lisinopril/HCTZ Social History Painter Married & has 3 children The patient presents with bilateral pain in the TMJ upon closing. You notice tooth #30 has a fractured DL cusp and the remnants of an oc-clusal amalgam restora-tion. #30 has been endo-dontically treated. A.CardiacfailureB.LiverfailureC.TransientischemicattackD.LeftventricularhypertrophyE.RenalfailureA.DecreasedsmoothmusclecellgrowthB.SmokingC.Decreasedtotalcross-sectionalareaofcapillariesandarteriesD.ObesityE.PhysicalactivityF.IncreasedarteriolarandcapillarydensityA.NormalB.PrehypertensionC.Hypertension,Stage1D.HypertensionStage2
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    4.Whichregionofthearticularsurfaceofthepatient’sTMJisunlikelytobepres-ent?5.Theocclusalshapeofamandibularfirstmolarcanbebestdescribedas:6.Theprotrusivepathwayofthemandibularcuspsonthemaxillaryposteriorteethistowardthe:7.Ifthepatientdelaystreatmentoftooth#30,whichofthefollowingisthemostlikelyconsequence?8.Thetemporomandibularjointcanbeclassifiedas:9.Theclickingnoisethepatientexperiencesisduetothecondylemovingan-teriorlypastthedisc.Thisnoisecanalsobeheardwithlateralexcursiontothecontralateralside.A.FibrocartilaginouslayerB.FibrousarticularlayerC.ProliferativezoneD.SubarticularzoneE.CalcifiedcartilageA.RhomboidalB.CircularC.SquareD.TrapezoidalE.RectangularA.MesialB.DistalC.FacialD.LingualA.Supraeruptionoftooth#3B.LossofcanineprotectedocclusionC.LossofverticaldimensionD.Mesialdriftoftooth#31A.SynarthrosisB.AmphiarthrosisC.FibrousD.CartilaginousE.SynovialA.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrue8.FromthefollowinglistselectTHREEitemsassociatedwithfungiformpapillae.9.Thepatient’sdecreaseintastesensitivityisoftenreferredtoas:10.Oralevaluationrevealsrampantcaries.OnwhichofthefollowingsurfacesispitandfissurecariesMOSTlikelytooccur?A.RoundedB.LocatedmostlyatthetipofthetongueC.Locatedina“V”arrangementonthebackofthetongueD.DonotcontaintastebudsE.ContaintastebudsF.InnervatedbyCNXA.AgeusiaB.HypergeusiaC.DysgeusiaD.HypogeusiaA.FacialsurfacesofmaxillaryfirstmolarsB.LingualsurfacesofmaxillaryfirstmolarsC.FacialsurfacesofmandibularfirstpremolarsD.LingualsurfacesofmandibularfirstmolarsE.Proximalsurfacesofmandibularincisors4.Whichregionofthearticularsurfaceofthepatient’sTMJisunlikelytobepres-ent?5.Theocclusalshapeofamandibularfirstmolarcanbebestdescribedas:6.Theprotrusivepathwayofthemandibularcuspsonthemaxillaryposteriorteethistowardthe:7.Ifthepatientdelaystreatmentoftooth#30,whichofthefollowingisthemostlikelyconsequence?8.Thetemporomandibularjointcanbeclassifiedas:9.Theclickingnoisethepatientexperiencesisduetothecondylemovingan-teriorlypastthedisc.Thisnoisecanalsobeheardwithlateralexcursiontothecontralateralside.A.FibrocartilaginouslayerB.FibrousarticularlayerC.ProliferativezoneD.SubarticularzoneE.CalcifiedcartilageA.RhomboidalB.CircularC.SquareD.TrapezoidalE.RectangularA.MesialB.DistalC.FacialD.LingualA.Supraeruptionoftooth#3B.LossofcanineprotectedocclusionC.LossofverticaldimensionD.Mesialdriftoftooth#31A.SynarthrosisB.AmphiarthrosisC.FibrousD.CartilaginousE.SynovialA.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrue8.FromthefollowinglistselectTHREEitemsassociatedwithfungiformpapillae.9.Thepatient’sdecreaseintastesensitivityisoftenreferredtoas:10.Oralevaluationrevealsrampantcaries.OnwhichofthefollowingsurfacesispitandfissurecariesMOSTlikelytooccur?A.RoundedB.LocatedmostlyatthetipofthetongueC.Locatedina“V”arrangementonthebackofthetongueD.DonotcontaintastebudsE.ContaintastebudsF.InnervatedbyCNXA.AgeusiaB.HypergeusiaC.DysgeusiaD.HypogeusiaA.FacialsurfacesofmaxillaryfirstmolarsB.LingualsurfacesofmaxillaryfirstmolarsC.FacialsurfacesofmandibularfirstpremolarsD.LingualsurfacesofmandibularfirstmolarsE.Proximalsurfacesofmandibularincisors
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    2.BloodinsulinisabsentintypeIdiabetesmellitus.BloodinsulinlevelsmaybenormalordecreasedintypeIIdiabetesmellitus.3.Whichofthefollowingorganiccompoundsisabloodketone?4.Whichofthefollowingcellsfoundinthepancreasisresponsibleforsecretingglucagon?5.Thepatient’schiefcomplaintisMOSTlikelyduetowhichofthefollowingpathologies?6.Decreasedsalivationcancauserampantcariesduetoa(an):7.Apanoramicradiographrevealsexcessivecalcifiedtissueattherootapicesofteeth#24and#25.Thisisknownaswhichofthefollowing?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.Alpha-hydroxybutyricacidB.AcetoaceticacidC.GlucagonD.Delta-hydroxybutyricacidA.AlphaB.BetaC.DeltaD.AcinarE.CentroacinarA.SystemiclupuserythematosusB.SclerodermaC.Reiter’ssyndromeD.Bechet’ssyndromeE.Sjogren’ssyndromeA.IncreasednumberoforalbacteriaB.IncreasednumberoforalbacteriaresistanttoantibioticsC.ShifttomoreacidogenicmicrofloraD.ShifttolessacidogenicmicrofloraA.ConcrescenceB.EnamelpearlsC.AnkylosisD.CementalpearlsE.Hypercementosis10.Duringyourexamination,younoticeaverticalrootfractureon#30.Itisde-terminednonrestorable,andisextracted.Whichofthefollowingrootmor-phologieswouldyouexpecttosee?1.Thehallmarksymptomofinfectiveendocarditisis:2.Subacute(Bacterial)Endocarditisistypicallycausedbywhichofthefollow-ing?CASESCENARIO4Age 69 YRS Scenario Sex Female Height 4’11 Weight 100 lbs. B/P 135/85 Chief Complaint “My denture doesn’t fit right.” Medical History History of infective endo-carditis Allergic to Penicillin Current Medications Unknown Social History Retired The patient presents with an ill-fitting den-ture. Upon removal, you notice an asymptomatic, erythematous cobble-stone-like lesion on the mucosal tissue of the hard palate. Bone resorp-tion is apparent. A.TherootsarenarrowlyseparatedB.Thedistalrootisbroadestbucco-linguallyC.OnlythemesialrootexhibitsaconcavityD.TheroottrunkisshorterthanthemandibularsecondmolarA.FeverB.FatigueC.MalaiseD.HeadacheE.NightsweatsA.S.mutansB.StaphylococcusaureusC.StreptococcusviridansD.Actinomycessp.2.BloodinsulinisabsentintypeIdiabetesmellitus.BloodinsulinlevelsmaybenormalordecreasedintypeIIdiabetesmellitus.3.Whichofthefollowingorganiccompoundsisabloodketone?4.Whichofthefollowingcellsfoundinthepancreasisresponsibleforsecretingglucagon?5.Thepatient’schiefcomplaintisMOSTlikelyduetowhichofthefollowingpathologies?6.Decreasedsalivationcancauserampantcariesduetoa(an):7.Apanoramicradiographrevealsexcessivecalcifiedtissueattherootapicesofteeth#24and#25.Thisisknownaswhichofthefollowing?A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.Alpha-hydroxybutyricacidB.AcetoaceticacidC.GlucagonD.Delta-hydroxybutyricacidA.AlphaB.BetaC.DeltaD.AcinarE.CentroacinarA.SystemiclupuserythematosusB.SclerodermaC.Reiter’ssyndromeD.Bechet’ssyndromeE.Sjogren’ssyndromeA.IncreasednumberoforalbacteriaB.IncreasednumberoforalbacteriaresistanttoantibioticsC.ShifttomoreacidogenicmicrofloraD.ShifttolessacidogenicmicrofloraA.ConcrescenceB.EnamelpearlsC.AnkylosisD.CementalpearlsE.Hypercementosis10.Duringyourexamination,younoticeaverticalrootfractureon#30.Itisde-terminednonrestorable,andisextracted.Whichofthefollowingrootmor-phologieswouldyouexpecttosee?1.Thehallmarksymptomofinfectiveendocarditisis:2.Subacute(Bacterial)Endocarditisistypicallycausedbywhichofthefollow-ing?CASESCENARIO4Age 69 YRS Scenario Sex Female Height 4’11 Weight 100 lbs. B/P 135/85 Chief Complaint “My denture doesn’t fit right.” Medical History History of infective endo-carditis Allergic to Penicillin Current Medications Unknown Social History Retired The patient presents with an ill-fitting den-ture. Upon removal, you notice an asymptomatic, erythematous cobble-stone-like lesion on the mucosal tissue of the hard palate. Bone resorp-tion is apparent. A.TherootsarenarrowlyseparatedB.Thedistalrootisbroadestbucco-linguallyC.OnlythemesialrootexhibitsaconcavityD.TheroottrunkisshorterthanthemandibularsecondmolarA.FeverB.FatigueC.MalaiseD.HeadacheE.NightsweatsA.S.mutansB.StaphylococcusaureusC.StreptococcusviridansD.Actinomycessp.
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    3.Thepatient’smedicalhistoryrequiresantibioticprophylaxisbeforedentalpro-cedures.Splinterhemorrhagesunderfingernailsareacommonfindinginpa-tientswithinfectiveendocarditis.4.Whichofthefollowingisanappropriateprescriptionforantibioticprophy-laxisforthispatient?5.Thelesionfoundonthepatient’shardpalateisMOSTlikelya:6.Theboneresorptionseeninthispatientmaybeenhancedwithwhichofthefollowinghormones?7.Continuedabrasionofdenturesonunderlyingmucosawillmostlikelyresultin:A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.2.0gAmoxicillinIMorIV1hourbeforeprocedureB.2.0gAmoxicillinPO1hourbeforeprocedureC.2.0gAmpicillinPO30minutesbeforeprocedureD.350mgCephalexinPO1hourbeforeprocedureE.600mgClindamycinPO1hourbeforeprocedureA.PapillaryhyperplasiaB.ToriC.FibromaD.AdenomaE.SarcomaA.EstrogenB.InsulinC.TestosteroneD.ParathyroidhormoneE.ThyroidstimulatinghormoneA.LiningmucosabecominggingivalmucosaB.LiningmucosabecomingmasticatorymucosaC.GingivalmucosabecomingorthokeratinizedD.Masticatorymucosabecomingparakeratinized9.Thelossoftoothstructurehasexposedthepatient’sdentin.Theorganiccom-ponentofdentiniscomposedprimarilyof:10.Whichofthefollowingisthemostimportantinfectioncontrolpracticeforre-ducingnosocomialinfections?1.Whilereviewingthemedicalhistory,youlearnthatthepatientrecentlybeganexpressingthefollowingsymptoms:polyuria,polydipsia,polyphagia,andblurredvision.ThisisMOSTlikelytheresultof:CASESCENARIO8Age 40 YRS Scenario Sex Female Height 5’7 Weight 195 lbs. B/P 150/90 Chief Complaint “My mouth is dry.” Medical History Mother has diabetes BMI is 32 Current Medications Unknown Social History Waitress The patient presents with a “dry mouth” and “loss of taste.” She also complains of dry eyes. A.ReticularfibersB.KeratinfibersC.TypeIcollagenfibersD.TypeIIandIIIcollagenfibersE.OxytalanfibersA.AppropriatepersonalprotectiveequipmentB.EngineeringcontrolsC.WorkpracticecontrolsD.HandwashingA.DiabetesinsipidusB.Diabetesmellitus(typeI)C.Diabetesmellitus(typeII)D.Gestationaldiabetes3.Thepatient’smedicalhistoryrequiresantibioticprophylaxisbeforedentalpro-cedures.Splinterhemorrhagesunderfingernailsareacommonfindinginpa-tientswithinfectiveendocarditis.4.Whichofthefollowingisanappropriateprescriptionforantibioticprophy-laxisforthispatient?5.Thelesionfoundonthepatient’shardpalateisMOSTlikelya:6.Theboneresorptionseeninthispatientmaybeenhancedwithwhichofthefollowinghormones?7.Continuedabrasionofdenturesonunderlyingmucosawillmostlikelyresultin:A.BothstatementsaretrueB.BothstatementsarefalseC.Thefirststatementistrue,thesecondisfalseD.Thefirststatementisfalse,thesecondistrueA.2.0gAmoxicillinIMorIV1hourbeforeprocedureB.2.0gAmoxicillinPO1hourbeforeprocedureC.2.0gAmpicillinPO30minutesbeforeprocedureD.350mgCephalexinPO1hourbeforeprocedureE.600mgClindamycinPO1hourbeforeprocedureA.PapillaryhyperplasiaB.ToriC.FibromaD.AdenomaE.SarcomaA.EstrogenB.InsulinC.TestosteroneD.ParathyroidhormoneE.ThyroidstimulatinghormoneA.LiningmucosabecominggingivalmucosaB.LiningmucosabecomingmasticatorymucosaC.GingivalmucosabecomingorthokeratinizedD.Masticatorymucosabecomingparakeratinized9.Thelossoftoothstructurehasexposedthepatient’sdentin.Theorganiccom-ponentofdentiniscomposedprimarilyof:10.Whichofthefollowingisthemostimportantinfectioncontrolpracticeforre-ducingnosocomialinfections?1.Whilereviewingthemedicalhistory,youlearnthatthepatientrecentlybeganexpressingthefollowingsymptoms:polyuria,polydipsia,polyphagia,andblurredvision.ThisisMOSTlikelytheresultof:CASESCENARIO8Age 40 YRS Scenario Sex Female Height 5’7 Weight 195 lbs. B/P 150/90 Chief Complaint “My mouth is dry.” Medical History Mother has diabetes BMI is 32 Current Medications Unknown Social History Waitress The patient presents with a “dry mouth” and “loss of taste.” She also complains of dry eyes. A.ReticularfibersB.KeratinfibersC.TypeIcollagenfibersD.TypeIIandIIIcollagenfibersE.OxytalanfibersA.AppropriatepersonalprotectiveequipmentB.EngineeringcontrolsC.WorkpracticecontrolsD.HandwashingA.DiabetesinsipidusB.Diabetesmellitus(typeI)C.Diabetesmellitus(typeII)D.Gestationaldiabetes
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