MDS PREP

During communication with a child patient the dentist can express involvement and interest primarily with
1) Positive reinforcement
2) Verbal agreement
3) Eye contact
4) Body orientation

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Transillumination of soft tissue is useful in detection of
1) Koplik"s spots
2) Sialolithiasis
3) Aortic stenosis
4) Sickle cell anaemia

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Primary tooth was injured and discoloured. Tooth asymptomatic with no signs of infections. Treatment of choice
1) Bleaching
2) Pulpectomy
3) Pulpotomy
4) No treatment, observe periodically

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Altered state of consciousness characterized by a heightened suggestibility to produce desirable behavioural and physiological changes is called as
1) Coping
2) Implosion therapy
3) Hypnosis
4) Biofeedback

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Pulp mummification is indicated in
1) Non-vital tooth
2) Deep caries on a symptomatic vital tooth
3) Traumatic exposure of a vital primary tooth
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Most common cause of failure of class II restoration in children is
1) Margin failure
2) Proximal box fracture
3) Inadequate width
4) Too much width

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Radiographs of traumatised tooth are mainly necessary
1) To assess stage of root development
2) To rule out root fractures
3) To have a baseline comparison with future radiograph
4) To rule out hyalinisation of pulp

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Iron content in 3M stainless steel crowns is
1) 20 %
2) 40 %
3) 60 %
4) 10 %

Pedodontics Answer: 4

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MDS PREP

During communication with a child patient the dentist can express involvement and interest primarily with1) Positive reinforcement2) Verbal agreement3) Eye contact4) Body orientation

Transillumination of soft tissue is useful in detection of1) Koplik"s spots2) Sialolithiasis3) Aortic stenosis4) Sickle cell anaemia

Primary tooth was injured and discoloured. Tooth asymptomatic with no signs of infections. Treatment of choice1) Bleaching2) Pulpectomy3) Pulpotomy4) No treatment, observe periodically

Altered state of consciousness characterized by a heightened suggestibility to produce desirable behavioural and physiological changes is called as1) Coping2) Implosion therapy3) Hypnosis4) Biofeedback

Pulp mummification is indicated in1) Non-vital tooth2) Deep caries on a symptomatic vital tooth3) Traumatic exposure of a vital primary tooth4) None of the above

Most common cause of failure of class II restoration in children is1) Margin failure2) Proximal box fracture3) Inadequate width4) Too much width

Radiographs of traumatised tooth are mainly necessary1) To assess stage of root development2) To rule out root fractures3) To have a baseline comparison with future radiograph4) To rule out hyalinisation of pulp

Iron content in 3M stainless steel crowns is1) 20 %2) 40 %3) 60 %4) 10 %

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During communication with a child patient the dentist can express involvement and interest primarily with
1) Positive reinforcement
2) Verbal agreement
3) Eye contact
4) Body orientation

Transillumination of soft tissue is useful in detection of
1) Koplik"s spots
2) Sialolithiasis
3) Aortic stenosis
4) Sickle cell anaemia

Primary tooth was injured and discoloured. Tooth asymptomatic with no signs of infections. Treatment of choice
1) Bleaching
2) Pulpectomy
3) Pulpotomy
4) No treatment, observe periodically

Altered state of consciousness characterized by a heightened suggestibility to produce desirable behavioural and physiological changes is called as
1) Coping
2) Implosion therapy
3) Hypnosis
4) Biofeedback

Pulp mummification is indicated in
1) Non-vital tooth
2) Deep caries on a symptomatic vital tooth
3) Traumatic exposure of a vital primary tooth
4) None of the above

Most common cause of failure of class II restoration in children is
1) Margin failure
2) Proximal box fracture
3) Inadequate width
4) Too much width

Radiographs of traumatised tooth are mainly necessary
1) To assess stage of root development
2) To rule out root fractures
3) To have a baseline comparison with future radiograph
4) To rule out hyalinisation of pulp

Iron content in 3M stainless steel crowns is
1) 20 %
2) 40 %
3) 60 %
4) 10 %