Oral surgery Ep1
Oral Surgery Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of oral surgery with this comprehensive quiz featuring 50 questions. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or just curious about oral health, this quiz will challenge your knowledge and help reinforce crucial concepts.
Key topics covered include:
- Dental injuries and terms
- Radiography techniques
- Tooth numbering systems
- Traumatic dental injuries
Proteolytic enzyme, also called
Protease,
Proteinase,
Peptidase,
All are corrects
What is the concussion?
Without displacement, pain to percussion
Pain to percussion with mobility
Without displacement , no pain to percussion
Mobility and displacement
What is the subluxation?
Displacement and mobility
No displacement , no pain to percussion
Mobility and displacement
No displacement but increase mobility
What is the luxation?
Displacement but no mobility
Could be extrusive, intrusive or lateral direction displacement
No displacement , no pain to percussion
No displacement but increase mobility
What is the extrusive injury?
Tooth displaced in the occlusal dirrection
Tooth displaced in apically into socket
Tooth pushed laterally, buccally or pallatally
What is the intrusive injury?
Tooth displaced in the occlusal dirrection
Tooth displaced in apically into socket
Tooth pushed laterally, buccally or pallatally
Tooth totally displaced from the socket
What is the Lateral displacement injury?
Tooth displaced in the occlusal dirrection
Tooth displaced in apically into socket
Tooth pushed laterally, buccally or pallatally
Tooth totally displaced from the socket
What is the Avulsion?
Tooth displaced in the occlusal direction
Tooth displaced in apically into socket
TTooth pushed laterally, buccally or pallatally
Tooth totally displaced from the socket
The tooth that is not respond to electric pulp tester mean?
Tooth is vital
Tooth had pulp negative respond or pulp dead
Tooth is mobility
Tooth had periodontal problem
What is the coupling phenomenon?
Dentin and pulp grow together
Inflammation of pulp and periodontitis
Resorption-apposition system of osteoblasts and osteoclasts
Dentin and enamel growing together
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FDI charting system
Universal charting system
Cambodia system
Palmer system
What is the meaning of tooth impaction?
Tooth had food impaction
Tooth had losing contact and impact on development of carie
Tooth occlusion miss alignment
Tooth fails to erupt into the dental arch within the expected developmental
What is the meaning of Wisdom tooth?
The tooth gain wisdom and knowlenge
Third molar
Permanent tooth
Temporary tooth
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Supernumerary teeth
Extra-teeth
Over Teeth
Increasing teeth
What is the tooth #18 meaning for the FDI charting system ?
Upper Right Maxillary Third molar
Upper right maxillary second molar
Upper left Maxillary Third molar
Lower Left Mandibular third molar
What is the FDI charting number of tooth #33?
Left lower first premolar
Left lower second molar
Left lower canine
Left lower first molar.
What is the FDI charting number of tooth #31
Left lower first premolar
Left lower second molar
Left lower cental incisor
Left lower first molar
What is the FDI charting number of tooth #34?
Left lower first premolar
Left lower second molar
Left lower canine
Left lower first molar.
What is the FDI charting number of tooth #37?
Right Lower central incisor
Right Lower third molar
Left lower second molar
Right lower second molar
PA xray is use to see ?
Condyle fracture
Maxillary sinus
Eruption of tooth
Coronoid bone
PA xray is use to see ?
Condyle fracture
Condition of tooth injury damage
Maxillary sinus
Coronoid bone
PA xray is use to see ?
Working length of endodontic file
Condyle fracture
Maxillary sinus
Coronoid bone
OPG xray is use for?
Spot the detail problem in the tooth
Measurement precisely of inferior dental nerve to root of 3rnd molar
Dental injury pre-assessment
Sinus assessment
OPG xray is use for?
Spot the detail problem in the tooth
Dento-alveolar fracture assessment
Measurement precisely of inferior dental nerve to root of 3rnd molar
Sinus assessment
OPG xray is use for?
Spot the detail problem in the tooth
Measurement precisely of inferior dental nerve to root of 3rnd molar
Sinus assessment
Pre-assessment xray period for tooth extraction
PA xray is use to see ?
Condyle fracture
Maxillary sinus
Periapical infection of the tooth
Coronoid bone
PA xray is use to see ?
Root morphology before treatment
Condyle fracture
Maxillary sinus
Coronoid bone
PA xray is use to see ?
Periapical region of the tooth
Condyle fracture
Maxillary sinus
Coronoid bone
What is the PA xray stand for?
Peripheral Architecture xray
Periapical xray
Periapical abcess xray
Periapcal axis xray
What is OPG stand for ?
Orthopantomogram
Oral Papilloma Germ
Panoramic
Oral Periapical radiography
What is the Bacteremia?
Presence of bacteria in the blood
Presence the virus in the lung
Cancer metastasis
Present of bacteria in the brain
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Using the strongest antibiotic
Use of a specific, narrow spectrum antibiotic and Determine the antibiotic sensitivity
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
Use of a bacteriostatic rather than a bactericidal
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Cost of the antibiotic
Using the strongest antibiotic
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
Use of a bacteriostatic rather than a bactericidal
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Host factors and Encourage patient compliance
Using the strongest antibiotic
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
Use of a bacteriostatic rather than a bactericidal
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Use of the antibiotic with a proven history of success
Using the strongest antibiotic
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
Use of a bacteriostatic rather than a bactericidal
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Use of a bactericidal rather than a bacteriostatic
Using the strongest antibiotic
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
Use of a bacteriostatic rather than a bactericidal
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Using the strongest antibiotic
Use of the least toxic antibiotic
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
Use of a bacteriostatic rather than a bactericidal
One of the answers below is the Principle of using antibiotic?
Using the strongest antibiotic
Identification of the causative organism
Any antibiotic that is the most expensive is the best to give
A and C are correct
How many level of Precaution of using antibiotic:?
3 level: Level A, B, C
4 Level: Level A, B, C, D
2 Level: Level A, B
Clindamycin is in the group?
Macrolid
Penicillin
Fluroquinolone
Septicemia
What is the mycotic aneurysm?
Complication by antibiotic prophylaxis
Complication of arterial wall from hematogenous spread of bacterial infection
Infection to the mediastinum and spread the infection to the brain.
What is the Bactericidal antibiotic?
Antibiotics kill bacteria
Antibiotic limit growth of bacteria
Antibiotic resistant
Antibiotic sensitivity
What is the Bacteriostatic antibiotic?
Antibiotics kill bacteria
Antibiotic limit growth of bacteria
Antibiotic resistant
Antibiotic sensitivity
What is the minimum inhibitory concentration?
Lowest Concentration of bacteria in blood
Lowest concentration of bacteria in the infection side
Lowest Concentration of antimicrobial drug which prevents visible growth of bacteria
Proteolytic enzyme, also called?
Protease,
Proteinase,
Peptidase,
All above
Leukopenia?
Increase in the number of white blood cell in blood
Lower the red blood cell in blood
Decrease the number of white blood cell in blood
Leukocytosis?
Increase in the number of white blood cell in blood
Lower the red blood cell in blood
Decrease the number of white blood cell in blood
What is the antibiotic prophylaxis?
Prevention of infection complication using antimicrobial therapy
Prevention suprainfection
Prevent the germ to spread in the facial space
Acute orofacial infections are polymicrobial, dominated by?
Anaerobic
Aerobic
Mix
Bactericidal and bacteriostatic drugs given together are?
Independently active
Additive
Synergistic
Antagonistic
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