MDS PREP

The % formaldehyde in Buckley"s formocresol is
1) 15 %
2) 19 %
3) 25 %
4) 20 %

Pedodontics Answer: 2

The intrauterine fusion of the primary palate (lip, alveolus and palate anterior to the incisive foramen) occurs at
1) 2-4 weeks
2) 4-8 weeks
3) 8-12 weeks
4) 13-17 weeks

Pedodontics Answer: 2

A drug which creates a mild stage of central depression so that the patient, though awake, exhibits a lessened degree of cortical excitability and thus behaves in a more calm and phlegmatic manner is a
1) Sedative
2) Anaesthetic
3) Hypnotic
4) Analgesic

Pedodontics Answer: 1

Interdental spacing found in the maxillary arch of the deciduous dentition is
1) 2 mm
2) 4 mm
3) 6 mm
4) 8 mm

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Formocresol pulpotomy histologically results in
1) Formation of dentin bridge
2) Surface fixation of root pulp
3) Severe inflammation of root pulp
4) Destruction of all microorganisms

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following vitality tests measures the pulpal circulation directly
1) Laser doppler thermometry
2) Pulse oxymetry
3) Dual wavelength spectrometry
4) Thermal and electrical pulp testing

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Common types of cerebral palsy
1) Spasticity and athetosis
2) Spasticity and rigidity
3) Rigidity and tremors
4) Ataxia and athetosis

Pedodontics Answer: 1

Retention in a stainless steel crown is achieved primarily by
1) Chamfer
2) Cement
3) Parallel distal and mesial walls
4) Crimping

Pedodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

The % formaldehyde in Buckley"s formocresol is1) 15 %2) 19 %3) 25 %4) 20 %

The intrauterine fusion of the primary palate (lip, alveolus and palate anterior to the incisive foramen) occurs at1) 2-4 weeks2) 4-8 weeks3) 8-12 weeks4) 13-17 weeks

A drug which creates a mild stage of central depression so that the patient, though awake, exhibits a lessened degree of cortical excitability and thus behaves in a more calm and phlegmatic manner is a 1) Sedative2) Anaesthetic3) Hypnotic4) Analgesic

Interdental spacing found in the maxillary arch of the deciduous dentition is1) 2 mm2) 4 mm3) 6 mm4) 8 mm

Formocresol pulpotomy histologically results in1) Formation of dentin bridge2) Surface fixation of root pulp3) Severe inflammation of root pulp4) Destruction of all microorganisms

Which of the following vitality tests measures the pulpal circulation directly1) Laser doppler thermometry2) Pulse oxymetry3) Dual wavelength spectrometry4) Thermal and electrical pulp testing

Common types of cerebral palsy1) Spasticity and athetosis2) Spasticity and rigidity3) Rigidity and tremors4) Ataxia and athetosis

Retention in a stainless steel crown is achieved primarily by1) Chamfer2) Cement3) Parallel distal and mesial walls4) Crimping

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The % formaldehyde in Buckley"s formocresol is
1) 15 %
2) 19 %
3) 25 %
4) 20 %

The intrauterine fusion of the primary palate (lip, alveolus and palate anterior to the incisive foramen) occurs at
1) 2-4 weeks
2) 4-8 weeks
3) 8-12 weeks
4) 13-17 weeks

A drug which creates a mild stage of central depression so that the patient, though awake, exhibits a lessened degree of cortical excitability and thus behaves in a more calm and phlegmatic manner is a
1) Sedative
2) Anaesthetic
3) Hypnotic
4) Analgesic

Interdental spacing found in the maxillary arch of the deciduous dentition is
1) 2 mm
2) 4 mm
3) 6 mm
4) 8 mm

Formocresol pulpotomy histologically results in
1) Formation of dentin bridge
2) Surface fixation of root pulp
3) Severe inflammation of root pulp
4) Destruction of all microorganisms

Which of the following vitality tests measures the pulpal circulation directly
1) Laser doppler thermometry
2) Pulse oxymetry
3) Dual wavelength spectrometry
4) Thermal and electrical pulp testing

Common types of cerebral palsy
1) Spasticity and athetosis
2) Spasticity and rigidity
3) Rigidity and tremors
4) Ataxia and athetosis

Retention in a stainless steel crown is achieved primarily by
1) Chamfer
2) Cement
3) Parallel distal and mesial walls
4) Crimping