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Ecchymosis in the post auricular region over the mastoid process is called as 
 1. Battle"s sign
 2. Murphy"s sign
 3. Guerin"s sign
 4. None of the above
Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Most objective way to delete sharp ridges of bone while performing alveoloplasty is
1) Place a finger over the body ridge and palpate
2) Place a finger over the soft tissue flap and palpate
3) See the area for sharp bony projections
4) None of the above
Oral Surgery Answer: 2

A patient complaining of trismus and difficulty in swallowing extra oral clinically no swelling with an anterior bulging of half the soft palate and the anterior tonsillar pillar with deviation of uvula to the unaffected side is suffering from
1) Submassetric space infection
2) Parapharyngeal space infection
3) Pterygomandibular space infection
4) Peritonsillar infection
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

After the general anaesthesia, vommiting may occur. The immediate post operative complication following aspiration of liquid vomitus into trachea and bronchi is 
 1. Lung abscess and tuberculosis
 2. Bronchitis and chemical pneumonia
 3. Pleurisy and atelectasis
 4. Pleurisy and empyema
Oral Surgery Answer: 2

How many mg of adrenaline are in each cartridge of 2% lignocaine with 1:1,00,000 adrenaline
1) 0.36 mg
2) 0.036 mg
3) 0.018 mg
4) 0.18 mg
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

All of the following are various methods to control intraoperative haemorrhage except
1) Gauze sponge pressure
2) Artery application to the open vessels
3) Infiltration with lidocaine
4) Bone compression for surface bleeders
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

Three days after extraction of teeth for an immediate denture, patient complains of a diffuse, non painful yellow, submandibular and supra sternal discolouration of the skin. The dentist should
1) Advise antibiotics
2) Apply heat and advise analgesics
3) Apply cold compressions
4) None of the above
Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Few days after a dental extraction patient came with marked pyrexia and complaining of impairment of labial sensation and marked tenderness on extraoral palpation. Most probable diagnosis is
1) Dry socket
2) Acute osteomyelitis
3) Postoperative haematoma
4) Nerve damage
Oral Surgery Answer: 4

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