MDS PREP

Among the following, which is best haemostatic agent for control of local haemorrhage?
1) Gel foam
2) Surgicel
3) Bone wax
4) Vit. K

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

In osteosynthesis all are used except
1. Lag screw
2. Wires
3. Clampy bone plate
4. Eyelet wiring

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

The primary factor resulting in delayed would healing is
1. torn edges of the wound
2. infection
3. excessive bleeding
4. poor nutrition

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Post extraction complications are most often caused by
1) Inadequate diet
2) Inadequate preoperative testing
3) Inadequate patient instructions
4) Poor surgical technique

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Toxic reactions to local anesthetic exhibit two phases, stimulatory and depressive. A sign of the depressive phase is
1. choreiform movements
2. nervousness
3. tremors or twitching
4. shock

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Lowering the pupillary level of eyeball occurs if
1. The orbital volume increase
2. Detachment of suspensory ligament of Lockwood occurs
3. In case of blow out fracture
4. None of the above

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Surgical needle & sutures are usually sterlized in manufacturing units by
1) Gamma radiation
2) X-rays
3) Boiling
4) Dry heat sterilization

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

In the initial stage of paralysis of facial nerve
1) Tongue deviates to the same side on protrusion
2) Tongue deviates to the opposte side on protrusion
3) No deviation of the tongue
4) None of the above

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Among the following, which is best haemostatic agent for control of local haemorrhage?1) Gel foam2) Surgicel3) Bone wax4) Vit. K

In osteosynthesis all are used except 1. Lag screw2. Wires3. Clampy bone plate4. Eyelet wiring

The primary factor resulting in delayed would healing is 1. torn edges of the wound 2. infection 3. excessive bleeding 4. poor nutrition

Post extraction complications are most often caused by 1) Inadequate diet2) Inadequate preoperative testing3) Inadequate patient instructions4) Poor surgical technique

Toxic reactions to local anesthetic exhibit two phases, stimulatory and depressive. A sign of the depressive phase is 1. choreiform movements 2. nervousness 3. tremors or twitching 4. shock

Lowering the pupillary level of eyeball occurs if 1. The orbital volume increase 2. Detachment of suspensory ligament of Lockwood occurs 3. In case of blow out fracture 4. None of the above

Surgical needle & sutures are usually sterlized in manufacturing units by1) Gamma radiation2) X-rays3) Boiling4) Dry heat sterilization

In the initial stage of paralysis of facial nerve1) Tongue deviates to the same side on protrusion2) Tongue deviates to the opposte side on protrusion3) No deviation of the tongue4) None of the above

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Among the following, which is best haemostatic agent for control of local haemorrhage?
1) Gel foam
2) Surgicel
3) Bone wax
4) Vit. K

In osteosynthesis all are used except
1. Lag screw
2. Wires
3. Clampy bone plate
4. Eyelet wiring

The primary factor resulting in delayed would healing is
1. torn edges of the wound
2. infection
3. excessive bleeding
4. poor nutrition

Post extraction complications are most often caused by
1) Inadequate diet
2) Inadequate preoperative testing
3) Inadequate patient instructions
4) Poor surgical technique

Toxic reactions to local anesthetic exhibit two phases, stimulatory and depressive. A sign of the depressive phase is
1. choreiform movements
2. nervousness
3. tremors or twitching
4. shock

Lowering the pupillary level of eyeball occurs if
1. The orbital volume increase
2. Detachment of suspensory ligament of Lockwood occurs
3. In case of blow out fracture
4. None of the above

Surgical needle & sutures are usually sterlized in manufacturing units by
1) Gamma radiation
2) X-rays
3) Boiling
4) Dry heat sterilization

In the initial stage of paralysis of facial nerve
1) Tongue deviates to the same side on protrusion
2) Tongue deviates to the opposte side on protrusion
3) No deviation of the tongue
4) None of the above