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General Pathology

Splenomegaly is not usually seen in sickle cell anemia; instead, autosplenectomy often occurs due to repeated splenic infarctions.

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Oral Pathology

Chronic alcoholism is not a commonly recognized or direct risk factor or trigger for the development of pyogenic granuloma. Pyogenic granulomas are often treated by injecting alcohol (ethanol) into them

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Endodontics

Hydrogen peroxide is the solution used to bleach non-vital endodontically treated teeth. Typically used as: 1) 30% hydrogen peroxide (Superoxol) for in-office bleaching, 2) Can be activated with heat for enhanced effectiveness, 3) May be mixed with sodium perborate for walking bleach technique, 4) Penetrates dentin tubules to break down chromophores causing discoloration. Chloroform and ether are solvents used for gutta-percha removal, while sodium hypochlorite is an irrigant for canal disinfection, not bleaching.

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Orthodontics

Intercanine width serves as safety valve for dominant horizontal basal mandibular growth spurt.

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Orthodontics

Prolonged thumbsucking typically causes an anterior open bite, not a deep overbite.

It commonly leads to proclination (forward tilting) of the upper central incisors.

It can cause rotation of the upper lateral incisors.

It often results in the construction (narrowing) of the maxilla (upper jaw).

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General Medicine

Adrenaline primarily works by binding to beta-2 receptors, causing bronchodilation and increasing cardiac output, and to alpha-1 receptors, causing vasoconstriction. This helps to counteract the vasodilatory and bronchoconstrictive effects of histamine.

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Oral Surgery

In a pregnant patient experiencing syncope during dental extraction, the left lateral position is preferred to prevent supine hypotensive syndrome. When pregnant women lie supine, the enlarged uterus can compress the inferior vena cava, reducing venous return and cardiac output, leading to hypotension and syncope. The left lateral position relieves this compression and improves venous return.

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Endodontics

Leakage due to improper obturation: Inadequate sealing of the root canal system allows bacteria and irritants to leak from the oral cavity back into the periapical tissues, causing the lesion to persist or enlarge.

Persistent cystic lining: A true cyst has a distinct epithelial lining that is not resolved by conventional non-surgical root canal therapy alone. If the cyst lining remains, the lesion may continue to grow.

Failure to do apical curettage: While not always necessary for non-surgical cases, in some instances where the lesion is large or persistent, surgical intervention including apical curettage (removal of the inflamed or infected periapical tissue) may be required to facilitate healing.

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Oral Pathology

Premature exfoliation of deciduous teeth is seen in hypophosphatasia.

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Microbiology

The main tool for the detection of "cases" of tuberculosis is 1. Sputum examination.

Explanation of Each Option:

  1. Sputum examination: This is the primary method for diagnosing active pulmonary tuberculosis. Sputum samples are collected and examined for the presence of Mycobacterium tuberculosis through microscopy (e.g., acid-fast bacilli staining) and culture methods. It is considered the gold standard for confirming active TB cases.

  2. Mantoux test: Also known as the tuberculin skin test, this test is used to determine if a person has been exposed to the tuberculosis bacteria. However, it does not diagnose active TB; rather, it indicates whether a person has been infected with the bacteria at some point.

  3. Chest X-ray: While chest X-rays are important for identifying lung abnormalities associated with tuberculosis and can support the diagnosis, they are not definitive for detecting the bacteria itself. They are often used in conjunction with sputum examination.

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