MDS PREP

In an elective tracheostomy the entry should be made
1) Above the cricoid
2) Below the cricoid
3) Through the cricothyroid membrane
4) Laterally below the thyroid cartilage

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

In an elective tracheostomy, the entry should be made below the cricoid to avoid injury to the cricoid cartilage.

The dose of epinephrine given in anaphlyaxis
1) 0.5 mg in 1:1000 IM
2) 0.5 mg in 1:10,000 IM
3) 0.5 mg in 1:500 IM
4) 1 mg in 1:100 IM

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

A patient who suffered a myocardial infraction 3 months previously and on anticoagulant therapy, requires full mouth extractions. The dentist should
1. simply extract the teeth under local anesthesia
2. hospitalize the patient, control prothrombin time and extract the teeth under local anesthesia
3. hospitalize the patient and perform the extractions under general anesthesia
4. delay the extractions until after 6 months of the myocardial infarction

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Most reactions following injection of LA are caused by
1) Allergy
2) Anxiety
3) Toxicity
4) Overdosage

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Which one of the following should not be done during incisional biopsy of soft tissue
1) Place suture through the intended specimens before removing it
2) Infiltrate local anaesthetic solution around the intended site
3) Place the specimens in saline 10% formalin is unavailable
4) Obtain edge of the lesion along with adjacent normal tissues

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

Genioplasty procedure is used
1) To change the attachment of genioglossus muscle in pre-prosthetic procedure
2) To change the position of genial tubercles
3) To modify the position of the chin
4) To modify the attachment of anterior belly of diagastric

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

What precautions should be taken for oral surgical procedures in cardiac pa tients with some limitations on their normal physical activities?
1. Perform surgery under general anesthesia
2 Use local anesthetics without vasoconstrictors
3 Selective surgery can be done after consultation with patients physician
4 Delay all surgery till the patient becomes normal

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as
1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression
2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation
3) Only depression of the CNS
4) Only stimulation of the CNS

MDS PREP

In an elective tracheostomy the entry should be made
1) Above the cricoid
2) Below the cricoid
3) Through the cricothyroid membrane
4) Laterally below the thyroid cartilage

The dose of epinephrine given in anaphlyaxis
1) 0.5 mg in 1:1000 IM
2) 0.5 mg in 1:10,000 IM
3) 0.5 mg in 1:500 IM
4) 1 mg in 1:100 IM

Most reactions following injection of LA are caused by
1) Allergy
2) Anxiety
3) Toxicity
4) Overdosage

Genioplasty procedure is used
1) To change the attachment of genioglossus muscle in pre-prosthetic procedure
2) To change the position of genial tubercles
3) To modify the position of the chin
4) To modify the attachment of anterior belly of diagastric

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as
1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression
2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation
3) Only depression of the CNS
4) Only stimulation of the CNS

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MDS PREP

In an elective tracheostomy the entry should be made1) Above the cricoid2) Below the cricoid3) Through the cricothyroid membrane4) Laterally below the thyroid cartilage

The dose of epinephrine given in anaphlyaxis1) 0.5 mg in 1:1000 IM2) 0.5 mg in 1:10,000 IM3) 0.5 mg in 1:500 IM4) 1 mg in 1:100 IM

Most reactions following injection of LA are caused by1) Allergy2) Anxiety3) Toxicity4) Overdosage

Genioplasty procedure is used1) To change the attachment of genioglossus muscle in pre-prosthetic procedure2) To change the position of genial tubercles3) To modify the position of the chin4) To modify the attachment of anterior belly of diagastric

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation3) Only depression of the CNS4) Only stimulation of the CNS

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In an elective tracheostomy the entry should be made
1) Above the cricoid
2) Below the cricoid
3) Through the cricothyroid membrane
4) Laterally below the thyroid cartilage

The dose of epinephrine given in anaphlyaxis
1) 0.5 mg in 1:1000 IM
2) 0.5 mg in 1:10,000 IM
3) 0.5 mg in 1:500 IM
4) 1 mg in 1:100 IM

Most reactions following injection of LA are caused by
1) Allergy
2) Anxiety
3) Toxicity
4) Overdosage

Genioplasty procedure is used
1) To change the attachment of genioglossus muscle in pre-prosthetic procedure
2) To change the position of genial tubercles
3) To modify the position of the chin
4) To modify the attachment of anterior belly of diagastric

Action of toxic doses of local anaesthesia on CNS can be described as
1) First stimulating the CNS followed by depression
2) First stimulating it followed by CNS stimulation
3) Only depression of the CNS
4) Only stimulation of the CNS