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A man has 1 * 1.5 cm pedunculated lesion on the soft palate which has a rough, "warty" surface but is the same colour as adjacent mucosa. Appropriate management of this lesion is to
1) Perform an incisional biopsy
2) Perform excisional biopsy
3) Scrape for exfoliative cytology
4) Observe for two weeks

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Three common symptoms indicating the correct level of sedation after diazepam administration is
1) Blurring of vision, slurring of speech & loss of gag reflex
2) 50 % ptosis eyelids, blurring of vision, slurring of speech
3) Paraesthesia of lips, tongue and fingers
4) None of the above

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Of the following which tooth is most difficult to anaesthetize by infiltration technique alone
1) Maxillary canine
2) Macillary central incisors
3) Maxillary first molar
4) Maxillary first premolar

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

The fascial spaces involved in Ludwig's Angina are:

1. Unilateral-submandiblar & sub lingual spaces.
2. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual spaces.
3. Unilateral-submandibular, sublingual & submental spaces.
4. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual & submental spaces.

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Recountouring of the residual ridge in the early part of extraction period occurs primarily by resorption of the
1) Buccal-lingual cortical bone
2) Labial-buccal cortical bone
3) Lingual cortical bone
4) Crestal bone

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

35% nitrogen oxide with 65% oxygen has
1) Slow induction
2) Slow recovery
3) Potent anaesthetic property
4) Good analgesic property

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Among the following which is logical explanation that explains how an abscessed maxillary canine causes swelling beneath the eye?
1) Lymphatics drain upward in this region
2) Apex of canine lies above the attachment of the caninus and levator labii superioris muscles
3) Infection spreads through the angular vein which has no valves
4) None of the above

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

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Three common symptoms indicating the correct level of sedation after diazepam administration is
1) Blurring of vision, slurring of speech & loss of gag reflex
2) 50 % ptosis eyelids, blurring of vision, slurring of speech
3) Paraesthesia of lips, tongue and fingers
4) None of the above

Of the following which tooth is most difficult to anaesthetize by infiltration technique alone
1) Maxillary canine
2) Macillary central incisors
3) Maxillary first molar
4) Maxillary first premolar

The fascial spaces involved in Ludwig's Angina are:

1. Unilateral-submandiblar & sub lingual spaces.
2. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual spaces.
3. Unilateral-submandibular, sublingual & submental spaces.
4. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual & submental spaces.

Recountouring of the residual ridge in the early part of extraction period occurs primarily by resorption of the
1) Buccal-lingual cortical bone
2) Labial-buccal cortical bone
3) Lingual cortical bone
4) Crestal bone

35% nitrogen oxide with 65% oxygen has
1) Slow induction
2) Slow recovery
3) Potent anaesthetic property
4) Good analgesic property

The following is least toxic of all local anaesthetics
1) Tetracaine
2) Mepivacaine
3) Prilocaine
4) 2-Chloroprocaine

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MDS PREP

A man has 1 * 1.5 cm pedunculated lesion on the soft palate which has a rough, "warty" surface but is the same colour as adjacent mucosa. Appropriate management of this lesion is to1) Perform an incisional biopsy2) Perform excisional biopsy3) Scrape for exfoliative cytology4) Observe for two weeks

Three common symptoms indicating the correct level of sedation after diazepam administration is1) Blurring of vision, slurring of speech & loss of gag reflex2) 50 % ptosis eyelids, blurring of vision, slurring of speech3) Paraesthesia of lips, tongue and fingers4) None of the above

Of the following which tooth is most difficult to anaesthetize by infiltration technique alone1) Maxillary canine2) Macillary central incisors3) Maxillary first molar4) Maxillary first premolar

The fascial spaces involved in Ludwig's Angina are:1. Unilateral-submandiblar & sub lingual spaces.2. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual spaces.3. Unilateral-submandibular, sublingual & submental spaces.4. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual & submental spaces.

Recountouring of the residual ridge in the early part of extraction period occurs primarily by resorption of the 1) Buccal-lingual cortical bone2) Labial-buccal cortical bone3) Lingual cortical bone4) Crestal bone

35% nitrogen oxide with 65% oxygen has1) Slow induction2) Slow recovery3) Potent anaesthetic property4) Good analgesic property

The following is least toxic of all local anaesthetics1) Tetracaine2) Mepivacaine3) Prilocaine4) 2-Chloroprocaine

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Three common symptoms indicating the correct level of sedation after diazepam administration is
1) Blurring of vision, slurring of speech & loss of gag reflex
2) 50 % ptosis eyelids, blurring of vision, slurring of speech
3) Paraesthesia of lips, tongue and fingers
4) None of the above

Of the following which tooth is most difficult to anaesthetize by infiltration technique alone
1) Maxillary canine
2) Macillary central incisors
3) Maxillary first molar
4) Maxillary first premolar

The fascial spaces involved in Ludwig's Angina are:

1. Unilateral-submandiblar & sub lingual spaces.
2. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual spaces.
3. Unilateral-submandibular, sublingual & submental spaces.
4. Bilateral-submadibular, sublingual & submental spaces.

Recountouring of the residual ridge in the early part of extraction period occurs primarily by resorption of the
1) Buccal-lingual cortical bone
2) Labial-buccal cortical bone
3) Lingual cortical bone
4) Crestal bone

35% nitrogen oxide with 65% oxygen has
1) Slow induction
2) Slow recovery
3) Potent anaesthetic property
4) Good analgesic property

The following is least toxic of all local anaesthetics
1) Tetracaine
2) Mepivacaine
3) Prilocaine
4) 2-Chloroprocaine