MDS PREP

Oral and nasal capsule of functional growth related to
1) Periosteal matrix
2) Sutural matrix
3) Capsular matrix
4) None of the above

Orthodontics Answer: 3

Class III malocclusion is found in all of the following except
1) Cleft palate
2) Achondroplasia
3) Down"s syndrome
4) Pierre Robin syndrome

Orthodontics Answer: 4

You are examining a case with class III incisor relation. Which of the following contribute to poor prognosis
1) Reduced overbite
2) Crowding or lower arch
3) Deviated path of closure
4) Retroclined upper central incisors

Orthodontics Answer: 1

As age advances, the human profile generally
1) Remains the same
2) Increases in convexity
3) Decreases in convexity
4) Decreases in concavity

Orthodontics Answer: 3

Transposition of teeth refers to
1) Buccorotation of 120 degrees
2) Hypodontia
3) Teeth erupted in unusual position
4) Inverted supernumerary teeth

Orthodontics Answer: 3

Delay in pubertal growth on hand-wrist radiographs is indicated by
1) Absence of pisiformis
2) Absence of sesamoid
3) Absence of capitum
4) Absence of hemantum

Orthodontics Answer: 2

Use of light cure in orthodontics is done in case of
1) Bonded retainer
2) Fixing the brackets
3) Correction of 1mm midline diastema
4) All of these

Orthodontics Answer: 4

If the grading of malocclusion is classified as "mild", "moderate"

and "severe" the scale of measurement used is:

1. Interval

2. Nominal

3. Ordinal

4. Ratio

Orthodontics Answer: 3

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MDS PREP

Oral and nasal capsule of functional growth related to1) Periosteal matrix2) Sutural matrix3) Capsular matrix4) None of the above

Class III malocclusion is found in all of the following except1) Cleft palate2) Achondroplasia3) Down"s syndrome4) Pierre Robin syndrome

You are examining a case with class III incisor relation. Which of the following contribute to poor prognosis1) Reduced overbite2) Crowding or lower arch3) Deviated path of closure4) Retroclined upper central incisors

As age advances, the human profile generally1) Remains the same2) Increases in convexity3) Decreases in convexity4) Decreases in concavity

Transposition of teeth refers to1) Buccorotation of 120 degrees2) Hypodontia3) Teeth erupted in unusual position4) Inverted supernumerary teeth

Delay in pubertal growth on hand-wrist radiographs is indicated by1) Absence of pisiformis 2) Absence of sesamoid3) Absence of capitum4) Absence of hemantum

Use of light cure in orthodontics is done in case of1) Bonded retainer2) Fixing the brackets3) Correction of 1mm midline diastema4) All of these

If the grading of malocclusion is classified as "mild", "moderate" and "severe" the scale of measurement used is:1. Interval2. Nominal3. Ordinal4. Ratio

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Oral and nasal capsule of functional growth related to
1) Periosteal matrix
2) Sutural matrix
3) Capsular matrix
4) None of the above

Class III malocclusion is found in all of the following except
1) Cleft palate
2) Achondroplasia
3) Down"s syndrome
4) Pierre Robin syndrome

You are examining a case with class III incisor relation. Which of the following contribute to poor prognosis
1) Reduced overbite
2) Crowding or lower arch
3) Deviated path of closure
4) Retroclined upper central incisors

As age advances, the human profile generally
1) Remains the same
2) Increases in convexity
3) Decreases in convexity
4) Decreases in concavity

Transposition of teeth refers to
1) Buccorotation of 120 degrees
2) Hypodontia
3) Teeth erupted in unusual position
4) Inverted supernumerary teeth

Delay in pubertal growth on hand-wrist radiographs is indicated by
1) Absence of pisiformis
2) Absence of sesamoid
3) Absence of capitum
4) Absence of hemantum

Use of light cure in orthodontics is done in case of
1) Bonded retainer
2) Fixing the brackets
3) Correction of 1mm midline diastema
4) All of these

If the grading of malocclusion is classified as "mild", "moderate"

and "severe" the scale of measurement used is:

1. Interval

2. Nominal

3. Ordinal

4. Ratio