MDS PREP

What are the ideal requirements for a luting agent according to ANSI/ADA Specification No. 96 (ISO 9917)?
1) High compressive strength and long setting time
2) Low compressive strength and short setting time
3) High compressive strength and short setting time
4) Low compressive strength and long setting time

Dental Materials Answer: 2

The text does not provide specifics on luting agent requirements in terms of compressive strength and setting time.

Which of the following are complications of periapical surgery
1) Paraesthesia
2) Ecchymoses
3) Stitch abscess
4) All of the above

Endodontics Answer: 1

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as
1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression
2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation
3) Only depression of the CNS
4) Only stimulation of the CNS

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

One of the upper central incisors is missing. Remaining central incisor is in extreme labioversion with healthy bone support. The line of treatment is
1) Retract the other incisor by removable appliance and place a removable denture
2) Retract the other incisor by removable appliance and replace the other by a bridge
3) Retract the other by fixed appliance and replace the other by a fixed bridge
4) Retract the other by fixed orthodontic appliance and place a removable denture

Prosthodontics Answer: 3

Which of the following is true for thyrotoxicosis
1) In Graves disease antibodies are formed to TSH receptors which result in excessive thyroxine secretion
2) Hashimotos thyroiditis occurs in young males
3) In primary hypothyroidism, decreased TSH levels are seen
4) None of the above

Oral medicine Answer: 1

Sickle cell mutation is -
1) Point mutation
2) Select mutation
3) Frame shift mutation
4) Nonsense mutation

General Pathology Answer: 1

Sickle cell mutation is a point mutation, specifically a single nucleotide substitution in the ?-globin gene.

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:

1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.
2. Correction of Tori.
3. Reverse architecture bony defects.
4. Correction of bone ledges.

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

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Which of the following are complications of periapical surgery
1) Paraesthesia
2) Ecchymoses
3) Stitch abscess
4) All of the above

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as
1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression
2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation
3) Only depression of the CNS
4) Only stimulation of the CNS

Which of the following is true for thyrotoxicosis
1) In Graves disease antibodies are formed to TSH receptors which result in excessive thyroxine secretion
2) Hashimotos thyroiditis occurs in young males
3) In primary hypothyroidism, decreased TSH levels are seen
4) None of the above

Sickle cell mutation is -
1) Point mutation
2) Select mutation
3) Frame shift mutation
4) Nonsense mutation

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:

1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.
2. Correction of Tori.
3. Reverse architecture bony defects.
4. Correction of bone ledges.

A multilocular cyst of the jaw is more likely
1. Dental cyst
2. Dentigerous cyst
3. Keratocyst
4. Simple bone cyst

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Which of the following are complications of periapical surgery1) Paraesthesia2) Ecchymoses3) Stitch abscess4) All of the above

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation3) Only depression of the CNS4) Only stimulation of the CNS

Which of the following is true for thyrotoxicosis1) In Graves disease antibodies are formed to TSH receptors which result in excessive thyroxine secretion2) Hashimotos thyroiditis occurs in young males3) In primary hypothyroidism, decreased TSH levels are seen4) None of the above

Sickle cell mutation is -1) Point mutation2) Select mutation3) Frame shift mutation4) Nonsense mutation

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.2. Correction of Tori.3. Reverse architecture bony defects.4. Correction of bone ledges.

A multilocular cyst of the jaw is more likely 1. Dental cyst 2. Dentigerous cyst 3. Keratocyst 4. Simple bone cyst

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Which of the following are complications of periapical surgery
1) Paraesthesia
2) Ecchymoses
3) Stitch abscess
4) All of the above

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as
1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression
2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation
3) Only depression of the CNS
4) Only stimulation of the CNS

Which of the following is true for thyrotoxicosis
1) In Graves disease antibodies are formed to TSH receptors which result in excessive thyroxine secretion
2) Hashimotos thyroiditis occurs in young males
3) In primary hypothyroidism, decreased TSH levels are seen
4) None of the above

Sickle cell mutation is -
1) Point mutation
2) Select mutation
3) Frame shift mutation
4) Nonsense mutation

Ostectomy procedure is indicated in:

1. Physiologial architecture of alveolar bone.
2. Correction of Tori.
3. Reverse architecture bony defects.
4. Correction of bone ledges.

A multilocular cyst of the jaw is more likely
1. Dental cyst
2. Dentigerous cyst
3. Keratocyst
4. Simple bone cyst