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Oral Surgery

Liver disease impairs the synthesis of clotting factors, which are proteins necessary for blood coagulation. This deficiency means that a patient with liver disease is less likely to form a stable blood clot after a tooth extraction, significantly increasing the risk of excessive bleeding.

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General Pathology

Hypertension is a key factor in diagnosing preeclampsia in a pregnant woman with ankle edema and proteinuria.

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INI CET

The occlusal plane must be leveled first, usually by crowning or selective grinding of the extruded tooth.

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NEETMDS

When a palatal torus is located posteriorly, the anteroposterior palatal strap is ideal. It connects segments without impinging on the torus, providing stability while avoiding pressure on the bony growth.

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General Medicine

Minimal-change disease is the most common cause of nephrotic syndrome in children, with a prevalence of 65%. In contrast, it is less common in adults, affecting only 10% of cases.

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Prosthodontics

 In anterior teeth, "rests" are ideally prepared and located on the lingual surfaces. This is because the lingual surfaces provide better support for the denture and distribute the occlusal forces more evenly across the palatal mucosa, reducing the risk of denture movement and discomfort.

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Microbiology

Lactobacillus is an acidogenic genus found in deep dental caries, that often increases significantly in the saliva during periods of caries activity

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Prosthodontics

Cast tilting is one of the steps in the surveying procedure, allowing for the assessment of undercuts and the path of insertion.

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INI CET

It is caused by a low-grade, chronic irritation or infection (usually odontogenic) that stimulates the periosteum to deposit layers of new bone.

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Community Dentistry

Fluoride is absorbed into the bloodstream and is primarily eliminated from the body through the kidneys. The kidneys filter the blood and excrete fluoride in the urine. While small amounts of fluoride can also be excreted through saliva and sweat, the kidneys are the main route of elimination.

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