MDS PREP

"Ash forceps" is commonly used for
1) Extraction of lower incisor
2) Extraction of upper canines
3) Holding tissues prior to biopsy
4) Holding vascular areas during surgery

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

30-years-old female patient with a BP of 150/80 requires treatment. You would
1) Recommed general anaesthesia
2) Seek medical treatment to lower BP
3) Refer the patient to an oral surgeon
4) Use sedation preoperatively

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Generally bone marrow for grafting the defects is obtained from
1. The iliac crest
2. The mandible
3. Maxillary tuberosity
4. Rib

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

A horizontal fracture of the maxilla be low the orbits in which the body of the maxilla is separated from the base of the skull above, is classified as
1. Le Fort I fracture
2. Le Fort II fracture
3. Le Fort Ill fracture
4. complex fracture

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

In a dental clinic after the administrator of local anaesthesia, depression of respiration occured. It is a manifestation of
1) Trauma to a nerve trunk by the syringe needle
2) Toxic effects of the solution
3) Puncture of a blood vessel
4) Use of an isotonic solution

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Excessive muscular contraction is one of the frequent causes of
1) Unilateral condylar fracture
2) Coronoid fracture
3) Fracture of angle of the mandible
4) Bilateral condylar fracture

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Excessive muscular contraction is a frequent cause of coronoid fractures, which can occur due to strong muscle activity during trauma.

Advantage of sharp dissection over blunt dissection is
1. Less traumatic
2. Permits muscle splitting rather than muscle tearing
3. Less likely to sever important nerves
4. Both A and B

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

When performing an elective tracheostomy, the trachea should be entered
1. through the cricothyroid membrane
2. below the cricoid cartilage
3. above the thyrohyoid cartilage
4. above the cricoid cartilage

MDS PREP

"Ash forceps" is commonly used for
1) Extraction of lower incisor
2) Extraction of upper canines
3) Holding tissues prior to biopsy
4) Holding vascular areas during surgery

30-years-old female patient with a BP of 150/80 requires treatment. You would
1) Recommed general anaesthesia
2) Seek medical treatment to lower BP
3) Refer the patient to an oral surgeon
4) Use sedation preoperatively

Generally bone marrow for grafting the defects is obtained from
1. The iliac crest
2. The mandible
3. Maxillary tuberosity
4. Rib

A horizontal fracture of the maxilla be low the orbits in which the body of the maxilla is separated from the base of the skull above, is classified as
1. Le Fort I fracture
2. Le Fort II fracture
3. Le Fort Ill fracture
4. complex fracture

In a dental clinic after the administrator of local anaesthesia, depression of respiration occured. It is a manifestation of
1) Trauma to a nerve trunk by the syringe needle
2) Toxic effects of the solution
3) Puncture of a blood vessel
4) Use of an isotonic solution

Excessive muscular contraction is one of the frequent causes of
1) Unilateral condylar fracture
2) Coronoid fracture
3) Fracture of angle of the mandible
4) Bilateral condylar fracture

Advantage of sharp dissection over blunt dissection is
1. Less traumatic
2. Permits muscle splitting rather than muscle tearing
3. Less likely to sever important nerves
4. Both A and B

When performing an elective tracheostomy, the trachea should be entered
1. through the cricothyroid membrane
2. below the cricoid cartilage
3. above the thyrohyoid cartilage
4. above the cricoid cartilage

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MDS PREP

"Ash forceps" is commonly used for1) Extraction of lower incisor2) Extraction of upper canines3) Holding tissues prior to biopsy4) Holding vascular areas during surgery

30-years-old female patient with a BP of 150/80 requires treatment. You would1) Recommed general anaesthesia2) Seek medical treatment to lower BP3) Refer the patient to an oral surgeon4) Use sedation preoperatively

Generally bone marrow for grafting the defects is obtained from 1. The iliac crest 2. The mandible 3. Maxillary tuberosity 4. Rib

A horizontal fracture of the maxilla be low the orbits in which the body of the maxilla is separated from the base of the skull above, is classified as 1. Le Fort I fracture 2. Le Fort II fracture 3. Le Fort Ill fracture 4. complex fracture

In a dental clinic after the administrator of local anaesthesia, depression of respiration occured. It is a manifestation of1) Trauma to a nerve trunk by the syringe needle2) Toxic effects of the solution3) Puncture of a blood vessel4) Use of an isotonic solution

Excessive muscular contraction is one of the frequent causes of1) Unilateral condylar fracture2) Coronoid fracture3) Fracture of angle of the mandible4) Bilateral condylar fracture

Advantage of sharp dissection over blunt dissection is 1. Less traumatic 2. Permits muscle splitting rather than muscle tearing 3. Less likely to sever important nerves 4. Both A and B

When performing an elective tracheostomy, the trachea should be entered 1. through the cricothyroid membrane 2. below the cricoid cartilage 3. above the thyrohyoid cartilage 4. above the cricoid cartilage

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"Ash forceps" is commonly used for
1) Extraction of lower incisor
2) Extraction of upper canines
3) Holding tissues prior to biopsy
4) Holding vascular areas during surgery

30-years-old female patient with a BP of 150/80 requires treatment. You would
1) Recommed general anaesthesia
2) Seek medical treatment to lower BP
3) Refer the patient to an oral surgeon
4) Use sedation preoperatively

Generally bone marrow for grafting the defects is obtained from
1. The iliac crest
2. The mandible
3. Maxillary tuberosity
4. Rib

A horizontal fracture of the maxilla be low the orbits in which the body of the maxilla is separated from the base of the skull above, is classified as
1. Le Fort I fracture
2. Le Fort II fracture
3. Le Fort Ill fracture
4. complex fracture

In a dental clinic after the administrator of local anaesthesia, depression of respiration occured. It is a manifestation of
1) Trauma to a nerve trunk by the syringe needle
2) Toxic effects of the solution
3) Puncture of a blood vessel
4) Use of an isotonic solution

Excessive muscular contraction is one of the frequent causes of
1) Unilateral condylar fracture
2) Coronoid fracture
3) Fracture of angle of the mandible
4) Bilateral condylar fracture

Advantage of sharp dissection over blunt dissection is
1. Less traumatic
2. Permits muscle splitting rather than muscle tearing
3. Less likely to sever important nerves
4. Both A and B

When performing an elective tracheostomy, the trachea should be entered
1. through the cricothyroid membrane
2. below the cricoid cartilage
3. above the thyrohyoid cartilage
4. above the cricoid cartilage