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A patient with suspected cervical fracture should be kept in
1) Body and neck extended
2) Prone position
3) Body extended and neck flexed
4) Both body and neck flexed

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

A patient with a suspected cervical fracture should be kept in a body and neck extended position to prevent further spinal injury.

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

The best time of extraction in pregnancy is
1) First trimester
2) Second trimester
3) Third trimester
4) None of the above

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Which of the following statements best represents Bell's paralysis?

1. Hemiparesis and contralateral facial nerve paralysis.
2. Combined paralysis of the facial, Trigeminal, and abducens nerves.
3. Idopathic ipsilateral paralysis of the facial nerve.
4. Facial nerve paralysis with a dry eye

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

A fracture is a break in the continuity of normal calcified tissue. One of the pathognomonic signs of fracture is pain.
1. Both the statements are true
2. The first statement is true but the second statement is false
3. The first. statement is false but the second statement is true
4. Both the statements are false

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

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

Batle's sign is:

1. Sub-conjunctival ecchymosis.
2. Sub-lingual ecchymosis.
3. Palatal ecchymosis.
4. Ecchymosis is the mastoid region.

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

The first manifestation of complete respiratory obstruction is
1. no movement by the patient
2. facial edema
3. pronounced retraction of the intercostal and supraclavicular spaces
4. vomiting

MDS PREP

A patient with suspected cervical fracture should be kept in
1) Body and neck extended
2) Prone position
3) Body extended and neck flexed
4) Both body and neck flexed

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

The best time of extraction in pregnancy is
1) First trimester
2) Second trimester
3) Third trimester
4) None of the above

Which of the following statements best represents Bell's paralysis?

1. Hemiparesis and contralateral facial nerve paralysis.
2. Combined paralysis of the facial, Trigeminal, and abducens nerves.
3. Idopathic ipsilateral paralysis of the facial nerve.
4. Facial nerve paralysis with a dry eye

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

Batle's sign is:

1. Sub-conjunctival ecchymosis.
2. Sub-lingual ecchymosis.
3. Palatal ecchymosis.
4. Ecchymosis is the mastoid region.

The first manifestation of complete respiratory obstruction is
1. no movement by the patient
2. facial edema
3. pronounced retraction of the intercostal and supraclavicular spaces
4. vomiting

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MDS PREP

A patient with suspected cervical fracture should be kept in1) Body and neck extended2) Prone position3) Body extended and neck flexed 4) Both body and neck flexed

Advantage of sharp dissection over blunt dissection is1) Less traumatic2) Permits muscle splitting rather than muscle tearing3) Less likely to sever important nerves4) Both A and B

The best time of extraction in pregnancy is1) First trimester2) Second trimester3) Third trimester4) None of the above

Which of the following statements best represents Bell's paralysis?1. Hemiparesis and contralateral facial nerve paralysis.2. Combined paralysis of the facial, Trigeminal, and abducens nerves.3. Idopathic ipsilateral paralysis of the facial nerve.4. Facial nerve paralysis with a dry eye

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

Batle's sign is: 1. Sub-conjunctival ecchymosis.2. Sub-lingual ecchymosis. 3. Palatal ecchymosis.4. Ecchymosis is the mastoid region.

The first manifestation of complete respiratory obstruction is 1. no movement by the patient 2. facial edema 3. pronounced retraction of the intercostal and supraclavicular spaces 4. vomiting

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A patient with suspected cervical fracture should be kept in
1) Body and neck extended
2) Prone position
3) Body extended and neck flexed
4) Both body and neck flexed

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

The best time of extraction in pregnancy is
1) First trimester
2) Second trimester
3) Third trimester
4) None of the above

Which of the following statements best represents Bell's paralysis?

1. Hemiparesis and contralateral facial nerve paralysis.
2. Combined paralysis of the facial, Trigeminal, and abducens nerves.
3. Idopathic ipsilateral paralysis of the facial nerve.
4. Facial nerve paralysis with a dry eye

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

Batle's sign is:

1. Sub-conjunctival ecchymosis.
2. Sub-lingual ecchymosis.
3. Palatal ecchymosis.
4. Ecchymosis is the mastoid region.

The first manifestation of complete respiratory obstruction is
1. no movement by the patient
2. facial edema
3. pronounced retraction of the intercostal and supraclavicular spaces
4. vomiting