MDS PREP

Pink"s disease is due to
1. Toxicity of silver
2. Toxicity of mercury
3. Toxicity of lead
4. Toxicity of tetracycline

Oral Pathology Answer: 2

Pink's disease is due to the toxicity of mercury.

A tooth is extremely painful and sensitive to percussion with redness and swelling of the soft tissue over the apical area of the root The Condition is most likely to be a periapical
1. granuloma
2. abscess
3. cyst
4. fibroma

Oral Pathology Answer: 2

The graphic representation of frequency distribution with X and Y axis is
1) Frequency polygon
2) Histogram
3) Pictograph
4) Pie diagram

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

Appropriate time to administer analgesic to reduce postoperative pain associated with removal of two mandibular molars
1) When pain becomes severe
2) Before the effect of LA wears off
3) The morning of surgery
4) Only after the return of sensation

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

The majority of patients with solitary plasma cell myeloma exhibit
1. Bence-Jones proteins in urine
2. Hyperglobulinaemia
3. Anaemia
4. None of the above

Oral Pathology Answer: 3

Pain due to acute irreversible pulpitis is
1) Spontaneous
2) Sharp-shock like
3) Lasting for short time
4) Continuous

Oral Pathology Answer: 1

Complete crowns on an abutment tooth for clasp retained RPD serve mainly
1) Resist force of occlusion
2) Provide favourable contour for the abutment
3) Prevent the caries under the clasp arm
4) All of the above

Prosthodontics Answer: 2

Trauma from occlusion in the absence of inflammation causes
1) Only reversible changes in periodontium
2) Always irreversible changes in periodontium
3) No changes in periodontium
4) Such condition does not exist

Periodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Pink"s disease is due to
1. Toxicity of silver
2. Toxicity of mercury
3. Toxicity of lead
4. Toxicity of tetracycline

A tooth is extremely painful and sensitive to percussion with redness and swelling of the soft tissue over the apical area of the root The Condition is most likely to be a periapical
1. granuloma
2. abscess
3. cyst
4. fibroma

The graphic representation of frequency distribution with X and Y axis is
1) Frequency polygon
2) Histogram
3) Pictograph
4) Pie diagram

Appropriate time to administer analgesic to reduce postoperative pain associated with removal of two mandibular molars
1) When pain becomes severe
2) Before the effect of LA wears off
3) The morning of surgery
4) Only after the return of sensation

The majority of patients with solitary plasma cell myeloma exhibit
1. Bence-Jones proteins in urine
2. Hyperglobulinaemia
3. Anaemia
4. None of the above

Pain due to acute irreversible pulpitis is
1) Spontaneous
2) Sharp-shock like
3) Lasting for short time
4) Continuous

Complete crowns on an abutment tooth for clasp retained RPD serve mainly
1) Resist force of occlusion
2) Provide favourable contour for the abutment
3) Prevent the caries under the clasp arm
4) All of the above

Trauma from occlusion in the absence of inflammation causes
1) Only reversible changes in periodontium
2) Always irreversible changes in periodontium
3) No changes in periodontium
4) Such condition does not exist

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MDS PREP

Pink"s disease is due to 1. Toxicity of silver 2. Toxicity of mercury 3. Toxicity of lead 4. Toxicity of tetracycline

A tooth is extremely painful and sensitive to percussion with redness and swelling of the soft tissue over the apical area of the root The Condition is most likely to be a periapical 1. granuloma 2. abscess 3. cyst 4. fibroma

The graphic representation of frequency distribution with X and Y axis is1) Frequency polygon2) Histogram3) Pictograph4) Pie diagram

Appropriate time to administer analgesic to reduce postoperative pain associated with removal of two mandibular molars1) When pain becomes severe2) Before the effect of LA wears off3) The morning of surgery4) Only after the return of sensation

The majority of patients with solitary plasma cell myeloma exhibit 1. Bence-Jones proteins in urine 2. Hyperglobulinaemia 3. Anaemia 4. None of the above

Pain due to acute irreversible pulpitis is1) Spontaneous2) Sharp-shock like3) Lasting for short time4) Continuous

Complete crowns on an abutment tooth for clasp retained RPD serve mainly1) Resist force of occlusion2) Provide favourable contour for the abutment3) Prevent the caries under the clasp arm4) All of the above

Trauma from occlusion in the absence of inflammation causes1) Only reversible changes in periodontium2) Always irreversible changes in periodontium3) No changes in periodontium4) Such condition does not exist

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Pink"s disease is due to
1. Toxicity of silver
2. Toxicity of mercury
3. Toxicity of lead
4. Toxicity of tetracycline

A tooth is extremely painful and sensitive to percussion with redness and swelling of the soft tissue over the apical area of the root The Condition is most likely to be a periapical
1. granuloma
2. abscess
3. cyst
4. fibroma

The graphic representation of frequency distribution with X and Y axis is
1) Frequency polygon
2) Histogram
3) Pictograph
4) Pie diagram

Appropriate time to administer analgesic to reduce postoperative pain associated with removal of two mandibular molars
1) When pain becomes severe
2) Before the effect of LA wears off
3) The morning of surgery
4) Only after the return of sensation

The majority of patients with solitary plasma cell myeloma exhibit
1. Bence-Jones proteins in urine
2. Hyperglobulinaemia
3. Anaemia
4. None of the above

Pain due to acute irreversible pulpitis is
1) Spontaneous
2) Sharp-shock like
3) Lasting for short time
4) Continuous

Complete crowns on an abutment tooth for clasp retained RPD serve mainly
1) Resist force of occlusion
2) Provide favourable contour for the abutment
3) Prevent the caries under the clasp arm
4) All of the above

Trauma from occlusion in the absence of inflammation causes
1) Only reversible changes in periodontium
2) Always irreversible changes in periodontium
3) No changes in periodontium
4) Such condition does not exist