MCQ 1

1.Patient with low caries risk comes with small cavitation on one of the fissure on the upper maxillary
premolar. What is the management?
A. kiv for the tooth
B. Fissure sealant
C. PRR
D. small composite resin
E. amalgam for prevention

2. Indications for topical fluoride EXCEPT

A. Orthodontic patient
B. patient who undergone head and neck irradiation therapy
C. high caries risk
D. patient with fluorosis
E. patient with reduced salivary flow

6. The use of scalloped bevel in class 4 composite restoration:

A. Improve composite strength
B. Improve esthetic
C. Decrease composite translucency
D. Decrease tooth strength
E. No effect on physical properties of both tooth and composite restoration

11. Which is true regarding dentine hypersensitivity

A. odontoblast transduction theory is the most common
B. Patient with treated ANUG will has dentine hypersensitivity
C. strontium chloride block repolarization of sensory nerve ending
D. Laser is used to block the depolarizing sensory nerve around the odontoblast
E. neural theory is the most common theory

13. Function of Gates Glidden

i) widen coronal 3rd of canal
ii) remove GP
iii) Remove broken instrument
iv) create a pin hole for placement of pin

14. chlorhexidine glucornate mouth wash

i. inhibit bacteria proliferation
ii. dose dependent plaque inhibitor
iii. persistent bacteriostatic lasting in excess of 4-6 hour of degradation
iv. persistent bacteriostatic lasting in excess of 2 hours of degradation
v. macrolide antiseptic

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 15. function of gates gliden
i. remove gp
ii. remove fracture instrument
iii. enlarged coronal 1/3 root canal
iv.
v.

16. what is the primary cause of discolouration of traumatized tooth?

A. leakage restoration
B. hemosiderin invade into dentinal tubules
C. pulpal necrosis
D.
E.

17.In describing the sensory innervations of the dental pulp, which of the following statements is true?
A. A delta fibers are high threshold, myelinated fibres that transmit sharp momentary pain
B. C fibres are low threshold, unmyelinated fibres that produce pain in response to inflammatory
mediators.
C. The domination of C fibers stimulation produces pain that is not well localised.
D. The sharp, well localised pain to cold testing is conducted by both A-delta and C fibers stimulation.
E. All of the above

18. in preparing the occlusal reduction for full cast crown on maxillary molar, the buccal cusp should
have a reduction of ____mm.
A. 0.5
B. 1.0
C. 1.5
D. 2.0
E. 1.75

19. the ideal crown-root ratio is

A. 1:0.5
B. 1:1
C. 1:1.5
D. 1.5:1
E. 1.5:0.5

21. Which is TRUE regarding bilateral posterior extension of RPD

A. most of the support from anterior abutment tooth.
B. all support from tissue underlying the denture base
C. support to the greater extent from the tissue underlying the denture base
D. Posterior extension short from retromolar pad
E. retention from buccal shelf

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22. These are the advantages of cobalt chrome compared to acrylic resin denture EXCEPT
A. comfortable as it is thin
B. good thermal conductor
C. easier to repair and rebase
D. Less tissue coverage design can be made.
E.

23. The following signs associated with frail elderly EXCEPT

A. undernutrition
B. balance abnormality
C. sarcopenia
D. tremor
E. osteoporosis

25. Advantage of MTA compared to CaOH as a pulpotomy agent

A.high ph
B.resistance to microleakage
C.
D.
E.

27. Position of margin of crown relative to gingiva depend on:

I. Position of tooth
II. Height of lip line
III. Periodontal status
IV. Ferrule effect
V. Biological width

A. I,II
B. II,III
C. I,IV,V
D. III,IV,V
E. All

28. Choose the BEST statement to define oral soft tissue lesion in children and adolescents.
A. Conditions affecting oral soft tissue in children and adolescents
B. Conditions affecting oral mucosa and associated soft tissue in children.
C. conditions affecting oral mucosa
D. conditions affecting quantitative and qualitative in defect.
E. conditions affecting oral mucosa in children aged 12 to 24 months old.

29. Which is the common cause of herpetic gingivostomatitis in children?

A. herpes simplex virus

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33. Activities that pose high risk to blood--borne pathogen exposure to healthcare workers include:
A. Starting and discontinuing IV lines
B. collects blood specimens
C. environment cleaning
D. repairing patientcare equipment
E. All of the above

34. During radiograph/imaging management, concern arises from saliva contamination EXCEPT
A. Providing training on infecetion conrol for all staff
B. Protective steriled and non-powdered gloves should be wear with all RG procedure and change with
different patient.
C. Digital receptor holder place on disposable or autoclaved tray to prevent contamination of work
surface
D. Saliva contaminaton of digital receptor wipe with disinfectant before handling and processing
E. Open wound of xray worker cover with water proof dressing

37. Ali came with pain on 36 for three weeks. Dr Ahmad examined an impacted 38 but decided to extract
36 upon seeing patients agony without any further documentation. What has the Dr lack in giving the
patient?
A. freedom of choice
B. autonomy
C. verbal consent
D. implied consent
E. informed consent

38. The following are TRUE regarding dental liabilities EXCEPT

A. the errors and omission is not limited to the dentist in a single dental practice.
B. In partnership, the liability is shared by the partners on the dentist.
C. for orthodontic treatment the liability only start 6 years after end of ortho treatment
D. For an infant, the age of majority is 18 years old and older.
E> the liability limit is 3 years after plaintiff has realized the error, if it involve personal loss or injury.

41.Correct about smoking relapse

i) about 10% relapse after one year abstinence
ii) about 7% relapse after 4-5 years
iii) after 5 years majority tobacco free
iv)usually self-quitter relapse after one week

43. what is the diseases related to 'altered taste sensation'?

I. sjogren syndrome
II. diabetes
III. renal failure
IV. hypothyroidism

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V. galvanism

44. what is the term used for prescribing patient drugs 4 times/day?
A. Qid
B. Tds
C. Bd

45. Sjogren syndrome is a chronic inflammatory related to an autoimmune condition

A. Excessive salivation
B. Caused by Human Papilloma Virus
C. Exhibit dense infiltrates of polymorphonuclear leukocytes in the salivary gland replacing acini
D. occur in young patient
E. high number of antinuclear antibodies

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