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In cases of anorexia nervosa with high caries rates, what management options should be prioritized?1) Dietary advice2) Tooth brushing3) Referral to a GP4) All of the above
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In cases of anorexia nervosa with high caries rates, what management options should be prioritized?1) Dietary advice2) Tooth brushing3) Referral to a GP4) All of the above

In cases of anorexia nervosa with high caries rates, what management options should be prioritized?1) Dietary advice2) Tooth brushing3) Referral to a GP4) All of the above

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For carious lesions, which diagnostic method is appropriate?1) Carious halfway through enamel on proximal surface – Bitewing2) Carious halfway through enamel on occlusal surface – Visual exam3) Carious halfway through dentine not cavitated – Wet surface4) Stained fissure – Bitewing and visual exam

Apart from composites and ceramics, another material that could be copy milled easily and inexpensively is: 1) Molybdenum 2) Germanium 3) Titanium 4) Chromium
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Apart from composites and ceramics, another material that could be copy milled easily and inexpensively is: 1) Molybdenum 2) Germanium 3) Titanium 4) Chromium

Apart from composites and ceramics, another material that could be copy milled easily and inexpensively is: 1) Molybdenum 2) Germanium 3) Titanium 4) Chromium

What is the purpose of placing rests on the proximal surfaces of teeth?1) To enhance aesthetics2) To prevent food impaction3) To facilitate easier cleaning4) To allow for more room in the denture base
FPD and RPD
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What is the purpose of placing rests on the proximal surfaces of teeth?1) To enhance aesthetics2) To prevent food impaction3) To facilitate easier cleaning4) To allow for more room in the denture base

What is the purpose of placing rests on the proximal surfaces of teeth?1) To enhance aesthetics2) To prevent food impaction3) To facilitate easier cleaning4) To allow for more room in the denture base

Which of the accompanying is NOT an intermediate acting muscle relaxant?CisatracuriumRocuroniumMivacuriumVecuronium
Local Anesthesia
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Which of the accompanying is NOT an intermediate acting muscle relaxant?CisatracuriumRocuroniumMivacuriumVecuronium

Which of the accompanying is NOT an intermediate acting muscle relaxant?CisatracuriumRocuroniumMivacuriumVecuronium

The base of a distal extension partial denture should cover the maximum support area because: 1) The force transmitted per unit area will be kept to a minimum. 2) Maximum number of artificial teeth can be placed. 3) Phonetics is improved. 4) Strength of the base is increased.
FPD and RPD
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The base of a distal extension partial denture should cover the maximum support area because: 1) The force transmitted per unit area will be kept to a minimum. 2) Maximum number of artificial teeth can be placed. 3) Phonetics is improved. 4) Strength of the base is increased.

The base of a distal extension partial denture should cover the maximum support area because: 1) The force transmitted per unit area will be kept to a minimum. 2) Maximum number of artificial teeth can be placed. 3) Phonetics is improved. 4) Strength of the base is increased.

A woman aged 48 years visits a dermatologist to have a mole removed. The patient tells her physician that she got allergic reaction to a local anaesthetic the last time she had undergone dental work. Investigation of the lady's dental records by her dentist discloses that the patient received procaine for a tooth extraction. Among the following alternatives, which drug would be suitable for the present procedure?1) Benzocaine2) Chloroprocaine3) Tetracaine4) Mepivacaine
Local Anesthesia
What oral condition is characterized by inflammation of the oral mucosa and is common in elderly patients? 1) Angular cheilitis 2) Oral lichen planus 3) Stomatitis 4) Oral thrush
Geriatric Dentistry
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What oral condition is characterized by inflammation of the oral mucosa and is common in elderly patients? 1) Angular cheilitis 2) Oral lichen planus 3) Stomatitis 4) Oral thrush

What oral condition is characterized by inflammation of the oral mucosa and is common in elderly patients? 1) Angular cheilitis 2) Oral lichen planus 3) Stomatitis 4) Oral thrush

A 4 year old has generalized bone loss, mobile teeth and generalized calculus. Which condition should NOT be included in the differential diagnosis? 1) Cyclic neutropenia 2) Papillon-Lefevre syndrome. 3) Chediak-Higashi syndrome. 4) Crouzon syndrome.
Oral Medicine and Oral Pathology
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A 4 year old has generalized bone loss, mobile teeth and generalized calculus. Which condition should NOT be included in the differential diagnosis? 1) Cyclic neutropenia 2) Papillon-Lefevre syndrome. 3) Chediak-Higashi syndrome. 4) Crouzon syndrome.

A 4 year old has generalized bone loss, mobile teeth and generalized calculus. Which condition should NOT be included in the differential diagnosis? 1) Cyclic neutropenia 2) Papillon-Lefevre syndrome. 3) Chediak-Higashi syndrome. 4) Crouzon syndrome.

What type of epithelium lines the maxillary sinus? 1) Ciliated columnar 2) Stratified squamous 3) Simple cuboidal 4) Transitional
Oral MicroAnatomy
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What type of epithelium lines the maxillary sinus? 1) Ciliated columnar 2) Stratified squamous 3) Simple cuboidal 4) Transitional

What type of epithelium lines the maxillary sinus? 1) Ciliated columnar 2) Stratified squamous 3) Simple cuboidal 4) Transitional

Which receptors are implicated in anti emetic effects: 1)  D2 2)  V2 3)  MU2 4)  GABA
Pharmacology
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Which receptors are implicated in anti emetic effects: 1)  D2 2)  V2 3)  MU2 4)  GABA

Which receptors are implicated in anti emetic effects: 1)  D2 2)  V2 3)  MU2 4)  GABA

Which of the following is derived entirely from Meckel's cartilage?1) Incus2) Malleus3) Stapes4) Mandible
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Which of the following is derived entirely from Meckel's cartilage?1) Incus2) Malleus3) Stapes4) Mandible

Which of the following is derived entirely from Meckel's cartilage?1) Incus2) Malleus3) Stapes4) Mandible